Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 96, Decatur, Adams County, 23 April 1954 — Page 2

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Vice President Gives Warning On Indochina Warns Indochina's Fall To Communists Could Lead To War LOS ANQBIJES, Calif. UP — Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned Thursday night that, while the administration’s policy is to avoid fighting in Indochina or anywhere else, the loss of that country to the Communists could “lead to the fall of all Asia and World War III.” Nixon told a Republican rally the (Elsenhower administration is doing all it can 'no keep American boys from fighting hi Indochina or anywhere else in the world if we possibly can." He stressed, however, that if our foreign ■policy should fall to prevent the fall of Indochina, “it may mean the fall of the rest of Asia which would lead to World War III.” The vice president referred only briefly to the stormy Washington hearings between Sen. Joseph (McCarthy and the Army, saying they have created “a great deal of sensation.” “The charges and’ counter chargee flying back., and forth should not obscure a- solid sact — that this administration has don and is doing devastatingly effective job of destroying the Communist conspiracy in the United States,” he said. When Nixon was greeted by newsmen upon his arrival het_e Thursday, he confirmed that all of his recent speeches — including those in which he spoke qL the war in Indochina — reflected the official policy of the Eisenhower administration. > He refused to sky, however, whether a recent comment before the American Society df Newspaper Editors in which he said the United States might have to send troops to Indochina if french forces were withdrawn, have been cleared by the President, j ... ' , ... RHEUMATIC AiTHKITIC YKTMS Offered Fart* •Mae euteCteraiMtar **>«»■ ■Mad Ost »3BRLX Paia ’rtHiar HOLTHOUSE ; DRUG CO.

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French Newlyweds On Adventure Across U. S.

NEW YORK UP — A French bride and groom with |3OO, a few words of English and a motor scooter built for two, set out for California today to find out if it's true that all Americans aren't alike. Antoine Baud, 29, runs a Paris restaurant with his father and brother. Denise Baud, 20, was a secretary in a Paris jewelry firm until she was married early this month to the man she met when her sister married his brother. "We have met Americans in Paris,” said Denise, who owns the. family’s bit of English. “We want to know them. We think in Europe all Americans seem the same. Somebody told us in the different states people are different and even speak with different accents.” The tiny brunette bride and her groom, scarcely taller than she, started planning the trip shortly after they became engaged, in January. ' The thing they most want to see, said Denise, is “Le California — San Francisco — we hear about it —we want to see it all." Antoine, she said, insisted on Chicago, too, “because of the Father Deferment Rules Clarified Selective Service In Announcement . A- Col. Frank R. Kossa, Indiana selective service director, has announced that some fathers are eligible to be deferred in class UJ-A while others do not qualify for the deferment. This happens because the draft regulations were amended last July to establish August 25, 1953, as the deadline for presenting evidence to a draft board of a child In being or a medical certificate attesting the wife's pregnancy. ' This deadline was announced 45 days before it became effective and was widely pubftcited so that all selective service registrants were fore warped, The draft; boards may not accept evidence of fatherhood presented after August 24, 1953, and they may not use their owtr discretion in making interpretations of thdi rule. The only quesdence was filed. . IRukei::Elective -service regwlatins thb term “child" includes a' legitimate or illegitimate child from the date of its conception, a child legally a stepchild, a foster child, and a person who is supported in good faith by,the registrant in,a relationship similar to that of parent and child but shall not Include any person 18 years of age or over unless he is physically or mentally handicapped. CL Kossa also emphasized that a father may not be deferred because of a child or children-, although he submitted evidence of fatherhood on or before last August 25, unless he is actually living with the child or children in a home. If he becomes separated or divorced and no longer lives with the children, be is not then eligible to be deferred as a father. Vernal, Utah, gives tourists licenses to "hunt, pursue, shoot and kill” a seasonal total of eight dinosaurs of fo,ur Varieties. So tar, nobody's bagged his limit.

EXECUTOR’S PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AND REAL ESTATE "" ■'otice i» hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the Last Will t n< ln ? an \ ent ot c^ erlne Sackett, deceased, will offer for sale at „ f u ,! c ~ UCt!O , n , ?5 tiie ,ate residence of said decedent, % block West i of the Town Hall on the main street in Monroe, Indiana, the Personal ’ Property and Real Estate belonging to said decedent, on SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1954 REAL ESTATE Will Sell at 2:30 P. M. Daylight Saving Time Inlot No. 35 in the Town of Monroe, Adams County, Indiana as the same is designated on the recorded plat of said town. 5 Room Frame House in a good state of repair, situated on a nice lot. Woodshed. ! Garden Space. -Phone Ned C. dohnson, 3-2796, Decatur, if you wish to inspect the property. TERMS OF SALE —ViCash Day of Sale, Balance Upon Delivery of I Executor’s Deed and Merchantable Abstract of Title* approved by the ; Adams Circuit Court. Statements made on day of sale shall take precedence Over any contained herein. PERSONAL PROPERTY Will Sell at 1:00 P. M. Daylight Saving Time Heating Stover Rockers7 Davenport; Victrola; 6 by 9 Rug; Carpets and Throw Rugs; McDUFFEY'S FOURTH GRADE READER; Several Straight Chairs; Several Tables; Congoleum Rugs: Sideboard; Mirror; ’ W’ardrobe; Clock; Two Beds, complete; Redding Lineifs, Sheets, etc.: S ands; Dresser; Chest; Kitchen Cabinet; Cupboard; Cook Stove; Antique Dishes;„ Maytag Washer: Two Tubs; Wash Boiler: Pictures: Lamp;' Utility Ca-binet; Silverware: Pile qf Coal; Table Radio: Electric Clock: Portable Electric Sewing’ Machine; Dishes, Cooking Utensils, and many other articles too nurneroils (o mention. TERMJj—CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. . j JOHN L. DeVOSS, Executor Roy S. Johnson. Ned C. Johnson — Auctioneers Bryce Daniels—Clerk De Voss, Snißh & Macklin—Attorneys 12 23- 29 ' e, - ■

American movies. He loves very much the movies where there is some excitement" They both agreed on Niagara Falls — the long way around. But they learned only Thursday of its honeymoon traditions. They want to see If it looks like the pictures In'their school books. They plan to scoot 11,000 miles in three months on the Italianmade Lambretta two-wheeler, armed with a “formidable" sheaf of American road maps, marked up by an American auto club. It they run .out of money, the Bauds agreed, they'll sleep out on warm nights, and hope for a chance to earn some more. Their route runs south through Washington, Atlanta, Birmingham and New Orleans, across Texas, New Mexico and Arizona to California, back through the Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountain parks to Chicago and Detroit, into Canada to Niagara Falls and down to New York do board a ship for home. If it’s true what they hear about America, said Denise with a broad grin, “Well learn the easiest accent." Administrators Tour Prison And Hospital MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., UP — The state prison and new Beatty memorial hospital were toured Thursday by business administrators of Indiana's 17 health institutions. Robert T. Reid, business administrator of the state “"department of health, announced the 17 hospitals will be surveyed this summer, subject to budget committee approval. A Purdue University staff will conduct a pharmaceutical and engineering survey, he said, determining the hospitals’ proficiency and making recommendations for future management. X ■ t ■ ~ Youth Convicted Os Refusing Induction Fort Wayne Youth Is Convicted Thursday Irwin Hagy, 22, Fort Wayne, was convicted Thursday on a federal . charge of refusing induction into the army. Hagy, described as an “outstanding cadet' in his college ROTC class, said he should have been classed as a conscientious objector because he was a member of Jehovah’s Witnesses religious sect and opposed war. Hagy claimed his Allen county draft board showed bias against the Witnesses in denying him CO status. Asst. U. S. Atty. Stephen Leonard said Hagy explained his enrollment in the ROTC course as being a “requirement,” and regarded it as an "academic” subject. Steckler delayed sentencing Hagy. Federal Judge William E. Steckler will hear a similar case today when Vaughn Peebles, Wabash county farm youth, goes on trial. Delays in drafting him and John V. Beamer, Jr., son of the fifth district congressman, were cited* as reasons for a mass resignation of the Wabash county draft board i last year.

Charge Optometrists With Rigging Prices Charge Violations Os Anti-Trust Act INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — A $1,150,000 damage suit was on file today charging 20 Indiana optometrists and the Indiana optometric association with rigging price# in violation of the Clayton anti-trust act. The suit was filed in federal district court by Benjamin D. Ritholz of Chicago, on behalf of the King Optical Co. which has offices in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Evansville. Defendants are all officers or members of the association or the Indiana, state board of registration and examination in optometry. They are accused of conspiring to monopolize trade and keep prices higher than King’s. The suit accused five members of the state board with threatening revocation ot licenses of optometrists referring patients to King, Board members named are Drs. Virgil A. McCleary, Warsaw; Noah Bixler. Decatur; John Davey, Indianapolis; Donald Conner, Terre Haute; Kenneth Dutton. Kokomo. Other defendants Include Drs. D. R. Reed, LaPorte; William CoHtsson, Linton; Franklin Champion, Crown Point; Russell Bolyard. Nappanee; August Enz, Jr„ Lafayette •», E. J. Kinel, Evansville; Henry W. Hofstetter, Bloomington; Charles Jeffry and Jerome Abrams, Indianapolis, and Bernard Vobney, South Bend, and Wilbur Pell, Jr., Shelbyville. INDIANA TO <Coatl»««4 Page Qnr> ana the year around. City councils, instead of adopting ordinances putting their areas on daylight time, adopt resolutions suggesting residents move up their clocks. Most governmental agencies, however, leave clocks undisturbed but adopt summer schedules opening and cosing offices earlier. Polio was the only disease that reached epidemic portions in Michigan during 1953. About 2,500 persons contracted the paralyzing disease.

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