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Va _. a I I Jobless Pay Claims Decrease In Stale Still Remain Far Above Year Ago INDIANAPOLIS, UP — Indiana unemployment insurance claims dropped 5,800 last week but remained 65,000 above a year ago. Director William C. Stalnaker of the Indiana employment security division said the biggest drop in claims came from the division’s South Bend office. Thirteen others showed improvement, including Connersville, Fori Wayne and Peru. Stalnaker said the South Bend area accounted for most of a weekly decline of 4,650 in the number of persons out of work a week or more. Total claims in that category numbered 67,319 last week. All claims last week totcled 80,TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY' PHOTO FINISHING Smith Rexall Drags o—wmo^—il UH Illi !■■!■■■■

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079. of which 9,230 were from new'ly-unemployed persona. New claims the week before numbered 10,h49. Stalnaker said all but eight of the 29 division offices received fewer claims from newly-unem-ployed workers than the previous week. But in the Evansville area initial claims jumped because of temporary layoffs in a communications plant and changes involving a furniture factory and a fabric mill. Give Information On Service Schools Information on service schools is available for high school graduates from the local army recruiting station fri the post office building from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each Tuesday. High school students may enlist ih the army for direct assignment to the service schools including the finance school which is located at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis. The school is equipped to teach prompt and accurate handling of financial matters of the army. If you have something to sen or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

Spring Snows Are Forecast In State Temperatures Will Be Below Normal INDIANAPOLIS UP — Spring : snows will tall on parts of Hoosierland during the weekend, the weatherman said today. Temperatures Saturday through Wednesday will average 5 to 7 degrees below normal with snow in northern Indiana tonight and in the east Saturday. More rain or snow is due Sunday night or Monday. with rain Wednesday. — Normal temperatures tot*—the period are maximums of 58-65 and minimums of 36-42. Forecasters said Hie five-day precipitation will average one-half to three-quarters of an inch. The temperature drop is expected tonight, with lows of 25-30 north and 30-40 south. After Saturday, the mercury is due for a slow upward climb. Temperatures early today skidded to 25 at LafayMte, 32 at Evansville and 36 at Smith Bend. They were expected to edge up to 45-55 this afternoon. Thursday tbp readings included 50 at Evansville ahd Lafayette and 43 at Fort Wayne. Mrs. John Petersbn Suffers Broken Leg Mrs. John 8. Peterson of this city, who has been recovering frbm a fractured hip suffered 'several months ago, fell at her home here Thursday afternoon and sustained a broken leg. Mrs. Peterson was taken to Adams county memorial hospital, and later was removed to St. Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne. Ralph Robison and family are moving to Bluffton, 121 E. South street. He is district manager for the Jewel Tea Co. Tom Strickler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Strickler of this city, will visit friends at Big Turkey lake this week-end. Aloysius Brite, Decatur young man injured an an auto mishap earlier this week near Fort Wayne, ‘continues io improve at Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. fIOSMTAL I _L_Wf Admitted Mrs. John Marquardt, Monroeville; Mrs. Ila Huggins. Monroeville; Louis Wolperi, city. dismissed Gus Muter, ci|y; Mrs. Kenneth Lehman, Geneva; Ralph James, Willishire, O.; Mrs. Afthub Heimann and baby boy, city. 1 SOCIETY The St. Catherine Study club will meet with Mrs. Elmer Wendell Monday evening at eight o'clock. The Dramatic department of the Decatur Woman's club will hold a - business -meeting Mohday evening at seven-thirty o’clock at the home of Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg. Assisting will be Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. Roger Schuster. The Women's guild of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Will meet Wednesday evening after the church service in. the church basement. The leader will be Miss Matilda Sellemeyer. The Music department of the Decatur Woman's club will meet Monday evenirig at seven-thirty O'clock at the home of Mrs. Clyde Butler. The name of Dorothy Fast Was unintentionally mispelled in the report of the recent meeting of the Monmouth D-T.A.. -Mothers!—Study club. Miss Fast took part In a discussion, entitled "Personality and Power of Expression.” The meeting of the evening circle scheduled for Monday .evening at 'the home of Mrs. Carl'Gerber has been postponed One week. Mrs. R. C. Hersh will be hostess for the Literature department of the Decatur Woman's club Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. The Historical club will hold a twelve o’clock luncheon Wednesday at the Bethany E.U.B. church. Reservations must,be made by Saturday evening. ' ‘ > Delta Lambda chapter ofßeta Sigma Phi sorority will meet with Mrs. Carl Stuckey Tuesday evening at eight o’clock. Mrs. Virgilj Doyle will be in charge of the culi tural program oh modeling. Installation of officers will also be held. _ ■’ . . . --d •— - -•- •—»—<— — —— - —

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Doubts House Will Vole For Statehood Bill Senate Passes Bill For Admitting Both Alaska And Hawaii WASHINGTON UP — Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. said today he sees little chance of house approval of the senate-passed AlaskaHawaii statehood bill. the house previously has approved statehood for Hawaii, but it has hot acted oti' statehood for Alasit. ~ "1 dbn't see much hope for the bill td pass the hohse,” Mtrttn told newsmen. “Because of Alaska?” a reporter asked. "Yes,” the speaker replied. “We think the two should be considered separately.” Asked whether he thought President Eisenhower would be willing tb support statehood tot* Alaska, Martin Said he doesn’t bfejieve the President has changed his mind. The senate rejected the President's recOrtirilendatibn that statehood for Hawaii and Alaska be divided into separate measures. Hawaii is normally considered Republican, while Alaska is regarded 1 as Democratic. House RepU bll can leader Charles A. Halleck (Ind) charged that the'senate “played fast and loose” in tietng Alaska statehood to the house-apprbved Hawaii bill. Halleck, personally opposed to the combined bill, said Hawaiian partisans who voted to include Alaska “may beat the blame for sabotaging" Hawaii's chances. Another house leader, commenting on the senate vote, said “They know we’ll kill it Over here.” Statehood supporters wfefe happy over the 57-28 vote by which the senate approved the combined bill Thursday. But they were apprehensive about Its prospects in the house. Unanimous Cohsent is required in the ib#er chamber tb empower a Senat&-house confereface committee to work out a combined bill for the hohse, which his approved statehood tor Hawaii only. That consent appeared udlikhiy. It consult is hot granted the issue goes to the house rules committee Which hhs hid 'ail Alaska bill lh cold stotagh tor some time. Army Denies Stars Are Being Coddled Denies Arty Special Treatment In Army Washington up — The at-mv said today it isn't knowingly toddling' any professional ball players or singers. Even the ’biggfebt-name draftee is supposed to get basic training just like everybody else. After that; he gfets a rbgular military assignmeht, the army said. Ball playing and singing are supposed tb be done aftfei* duty hours. But members of the hoiise Hess committee want the army to explain letters from Gls and their families ahd friends, complaining about special treatment drawn by big-time athletes and entertainers. Volunteer tipsters already have given the committee — headed by Rp. William E. Hess (R-Ohlol — rtiore than 20 names of football, baseball, ahd basketball players, fighters, a golfer, and entertainers, Aho allegedly got special treatment ih uhifofm. Among the names were those of singers Eddie Fisher and Vic padrone, both now back in civvies. I’he army said both went through basic jusTlike other Gls. Fisher's military rating thereafter was that of singer. He landed a job With the army band, Which heeded a vocalist. He entertained trobps in both the Far East and Europe. FisheF's appearances while in —Wkshlhgton at benefits and Other performances were on offduty time, the army said. Damone sang for "Special Services” too. But he also drove a truck as his regular military job, according to the army. The committee is planning a public airing of the entire matter. four Hoosier Vets Determined Dead WASHINGTON, UP — Four Indiana men were among a gfoup in which determination'of death was announced by the army after they had been missing in Korea for more than a year. They were M Sgt. Stanley 'R. Bator, husband of Mrs. Laureal J. Bator, South Bend; Pfc. George E. cranor, son of Clyde A. Cranor, Whiting; Pfc. Arthur E. LoSUre, ■3on 1 in - lbw of Gerald Burdlcel, Marion; and Cpl. Frank Wilson, Jr., husband of Mrs. Barbara Wilson. Indianapolis.

90 Candidates For State Senate Seats 26 Indiana Senate Seats Up This Year INDIANAPOLIS. UP — Ninety candidates, including 16 incumbents, are competing for nomination to 26 tndiaha senate seats up fdr election thii year, an official survey showed today. Secretary of state Crawford Parker certified 53 Repiibllcatiß and 37 .Democrats for the May 4 primary ballots. Tdn Republican senators seek renominatioO. there was opposition for Milford Anness, Liberty; Charlies Maddox, Otterbein; Clifford Farris, Elnora; Burr Sheron, Marioh; Samuel Johnson. Anderson; Carl Moldehhauer, Huntington; John Van Nfess, Valparaiso; Hoyt Moore, Sr., Indianapolis; and Richard Ristine, Crawfordsville, but none for Mrs. Dorthy Gardner, Fort Wayne. Six Democratic senators seek renominatlon. Edwatd Chubinski, East Chipago, Peter Becxkiewicz. South Bend; and Jack D'Grady, terre Haute, have opposition. Von Eichhorn, Uniondale; Warren Martin, Jr., Clarkivllle, and Robert O'Batlrioh, Corydon, have nbne. Eight senators did- not file — Republican, Roscoe Hollingsworth, Lebanon; Ed Whitcomb, North Vernon; Edwin Beaman, Princeton; Richard Ellis. Kokomo; Noble Ellis, OHeatrs; Jack Stone, Evansville; Clem McConaha, CenterviHe, and Democrat Led Steirile, Jasper. Two vacancies w-ere created by the deaths of Charles Leaveii, Wihebdster, arid Lemuel Pittehgei*, Selma, both Republicans. Plttenger's suceessot* will sefvß a short term. Five repfesehtatives, all Republicans, seek to trdde their house seatb fot* senate ppkts. They are James Dunn, Lawrenceburg: Jessb Gffeerie, Daleville, Thomas Hasbfobk, Indianapolis; Malcom Hemenway, Evansville, ahd John Harlan, Richmond. Candidates who have been ih public life include Democrat Matthew Welsh. VlncbnneS, former U. S. attorney; Republican Ruel Steele. Bedford, etfecuiive secretary to former Governor Gates, and Democrat £hrt Uttferback, Kokomo. former representative ahd 1952 candidate for State school superintendent. Says Eisenhower To Run In 1956 Rep. Allen Predicts Eiserthewer To Wih WASHINGTON pH — Rep. Leo R. Allen (RIH), chairman of one of the most powerful Committees in cotigress, predicted today that President Elsenhower will be a candidate again ih 1956 and will be re-elected. Allen, who frequently sits in on Mr. Elsenhower's conferences with legislative leaders, shrugged off reports the President Is disinclined to toke on another four years in the White Housh afthr he completes hi& present term. “He *lll bb a Candidate again,” the Illinois Republican sriid in an Interview, “lie may be a bit reluclaht, but if hh is, be'll be drifted. He’ll be sh-elected too, because the American people are sold On *hat he has done, and on the legislative program he has recommended.” Allen Is chairman of the house rules Committee, which funnels legislation to the floor after it has beeh approved by legislative committees. He works closely with speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. and Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, Republican floor leader. He said he discounts reports that Mr. Elscnliowhr is not enthusiastic about the prospects Os serving four more yehrs in the White House after His present term expires in 1956. Slight Damage In Firfe This Morftihg /umes in the metal workshop of Decatur Industries ignited and firemen *ere called to extinguish the blase at about 5:30 a.m. today. Company officials said that the damage was not extensive and ,IV] was Covered by insurance. j Thh workshop is located in a house beside the plant proper, j Firemen had little' trouble: bringing the fire under control. The! catise of the first has not been determined. - . ' CATEGORY (tohtltttied From Page One> I serve in the military and <we warft no Cdmtnbriists in the armed, services.” APPOINTMENT (lontlnurd From Page One) McCarthy." But the 58-j ehr-old. plpe-smok-: ing Sehrs stood his ground, dh his returti to Boston Thursday night. : he declaCed “I’m not conscious of ariythihg that would disqualify me ; for that position. I'in going to do my best.”

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