Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 14 September 1954 — Page 8

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Typhoon Kills 32 In Japan, 14 Are Missing Southern Japan Is Hard Hit By Storm, Homes Destroyed TOKYO (INS) — Typhoon June swirled over the Stki of Jss»n today leaving in its destructive wake 32 persons known dead and another 14 missing. In addition. 104 persons were reported injured. The raging storm hit southern Japan Monday bearing heavy rains and high winds which flooded homes and disrupted transportation. A total of 122,000 homes on the Japanese islands of Kyushu and Shikoku were flooded and 2,200 of them were listed as destroyed. Railroads were broken at 109 places by floods and landslides. The storm hit with winds clocked as high as *0 miles per hour and then headed over the Sea of Japan with its fury apparently abated. — - ' - ■ There was the possibility, however. that it might strike the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido bn its northeasterly course. V. S. army authorities said typfeoon Junie failed to cause any Serious damage to American inetaflations and there were no reports of American personnel casualties. “ Another tropical storm, nicknamed lamia. was spotted in the JPaedfie- near Guam this morning and weather forecasters were casting an anxious eye in that direction. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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Nine States Hold Primaries Today Primary Spotlight Is On Four States (By International News Service) Primary elections will be held itt nine etale, today with balloting 1n at leabt four expected to sihed more light on how the two major political parties stack up tor the Nov. 2 elections. The principal contests today ate in Colorado. Minnesota, M&Hac’liuselbr and New Hampshire. Voting tn Utah. Vermont, Washington. Wi.«con<-in and New York is rated a* lest significant nationally. In Colorado, the race is between former Rep. John A. Carroll and Denver Mayor Quigg Newton for the Democratic nomination to succeed retiring Sen. Edwin C. Johnson. who is running for the governorship. Unopposed for the GOP gubernatorial nomination is Lieut. Gov. Gorton Allott. In the gubernatorial primaries. Jc-birnw ord his GOP opponent. State Sen. Donald G. Brotztnan. lace no opposition. In Ma.-sachusetts, state treasurer Fos’er Curcoto seem* likely *.o get the Democrat’- nod over hi - ‘h-ee opponent.!. The nominee will run against Sen. Leverett SaltonstaU. chairman of the senate armed sen-ices committee, who is uneppored in todays GOP primary. F«r the governorship. Democratic state house leader Robert F. Murphy is favored over state attorney general Francis E. Kelly. The winner will run again.«t popular GOP Gov. Christian A. Herter in November. In Minnesota, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and GOP state treasurer Vai Pjorn.--.on are virtually unopposed for Che Democratic and Republican nominations for the senate. GOP Gov. C. Elmer AnJeraon sac e no opposition while the Democratic contest is between Orville <• Freeman and Paul A. R?>’»nv«. .ae New Hampshire are for two senate seats. Rep. Norris Gotten and attorney Weeley Powell are competing with GOP Sen. John W. Upton for the GOP bid to fill the unexpired term of the late Sen. Charles Tobey. Contestants in the Democratic primary for the short term are Stanley J. Detley of Manchester and Laurence M. Pickett of Keene. Running for the chance to face Sen. Styles Bridges, I? .who is unopposed for the GOP nomination tor the full six-year-term at etake, are tour Democrats. They are Albeit R. Courtois and Frank L. Sullivan, both of Manchester, Eugene S. Daniell of Franklin, and Gerald L. Morin of Laconia. The balloting in the other five states today involve mostly contests for seats in the house of representatives and lesser state offices.

The governorship is involved, in Wisconsin where GOP incumbent Walter J. Kohler is unopposed. His Democratic opponent will be either William Proxmire, whom Kohler defeated in 1952, or James E. Doyle, official of the Americano tor Democratic Action. Charge Tax Evasion To Tax Consultant TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (INS) — Tax consultant John L. Parish was free on SI,OOO today and a hearing of charges he doctored his tax returns was continued till next term of court. Parish pleaded not guilty to charges of income tax evasion during the years 1948, 1949, 1950 and 1991. It is charged Parish paid 1920.72 on joint returns for himAelf an .Wlie during the four year* when he actually owed $4,161.38. MERCHANTS . (Continued ftrnm Pare One) ovei. . *~ Plans for the post-parade entertainment by the Decatur ParentTeachers Association, have not yet been ocmpleted. The annual fish fry, which will be October 14 this year, will be epen to ail Decatur people,' In addition to the rural guests, it was stressed. More ovens and more waiters will be used this year to provide better service, it was empppsized. MOVES AGAINST (tvatlnurd F*ro<u I'aae Oar) refused to ana.'er on that basis? Scherer said it would be up to the subcommittee to decide whether Nelson . jMMsesaaa . Important , enough information to warrant granting him immunity. The new federal law is one of the key weapons in the administration’s anti-Communist program. Any witness refusing to testify after immunity had been granted could be cited for contempt. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. t" v samm/w?

I I ■ "u M ST ' 1 J'l ■ AMONG TNI THOUSANDS of Cape Cod, Mass., waterfront residents evacuated from their cottages i; as Hurricane Edna roared up the eastern coast are Mrs. Virginia Phillipa and her children, Richard. 2. and Barbara, 9 months, in an emergency receiving center in Wareham. The aecond such storm to strike New England in 12 days left 20 dead and millions of dollars’ damage. (International)

Communist Truce Inspectors Accused Republic Os Korea Hurls Spy Charges SEOUL (INS) — The. Republic of Korea charged today in an official public "statement that Communist truce inspectors have been using their official positions to spy on the United Na'tions command. A news release from the South Korean public information office said that Communist members of the four-nation truce inspection commission have been guilty of ‘spying, propaganda and agitation activities." The release said the Communists had tried to “obtain military secrets” of the United. Nations and South Korea while they ostensibly carried out duties connected with truce inspection. The ROK announcement was directed pointedly at delegates from the Communist satellite nations, Poland and Czechoslovakia who compose the truce’ commission along with members frOtn Sweden and Switzerland. The ROKs also charged that Russians and Chinese Communists disguised themselves to gain control of the truce commission. PAIR ARRESTED (Continued from Page Qne) warrant were sheriff Robert Shraluka, deputy sheriff Merle Affoldstate trooper Walter Schindler. The Kentucky group was accompanied from Monroeville by marshal Cagnet. The affidavit for the arrest of fugitives from another state was filed Monday night in the ..city court instead of the Adams county circuit court since it was more convenient. Warren, in serious condition from his wounds, is reported recovering now. He was shot with a .45 automatic in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rymer near Monroeville. < l If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. % ————— m •

J.:. KAREN HAUSMANN, 17. of Arlington, Va., la dwarfed by the face of thia bronze U. 8. Marine, one- of the towering flgurea in the famed Iwo-Jima flag-raising statue ready to take Its place among Washington's famous memorials. It will occupy an honored spot near Arlington cemetery. /International)

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Chinese Ships Blast Island Held By Reds ' Nationalist Navy = Takes Over Lead In Blasting Red Bases TAIPEH (INS) — Chinese Na .ionalist warships steamed up to the very mouth of Communist big guns today to blast a Red-held island on the China coast. The Nationalist navy took the iead in the 12-day old military action against Red China’s coastal bases and bombarded Chinfu atoll which lies, just south of Atnoy island, (he big Communist base which has been battered mercilessly fiom the air and from the sea. , Resulte Os the Chinyu bombird•nient were not immediately an nounced. Thera, was an apparent slackening of Nationalist air force action against the Reds. A Nationalist communique said "our air force continued reconnaissance and bombing missions against Amoy," apparently on a reduced scale. — ~-rEarlier unofficial' reports from Quency said that the Nationalist planes were limited to reconnaissance missions in contradiction of the official bulletin.' The communique also reported that three so-called “water ghosts" —Red Junks carrying infiltrators — tried to land on heavily-defended Quemoy island but were caught. .Nationalist-held Quemoy lies just eight miles east of Amoy. The current military action began a week ago last Friday when shore-based Red artillery began shelling Quemoy which lies on the invasion route to Formosa, Chiang Miaishek’s capital island The Nationalists responded to the Quemoy bombardment with what thew called a. "massive retaliation.” sending warplanes and destroyers into action against the Reds. ' The situation was apparently

satisfactory to the Nationalists who expressed the belief that any threat of invasion was turned aside. Find Woman's Body Floating In River INDIANAPOLIS (INS> A verdict of apparent suicide was returned today in the death of Joyce Burns whose body was found floating in White River. The 23-year-old Indianr.polis woman, missing from her rooming house since last Friday, was found (.Monday night by a fisherman. Her landlady, (Mrs. Willia Mae Wilsbn, said Miss Burns left a note saying ahe was going to commit suicide because of an unhappy love affair. ,j it you nave something to sell or -ooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. ft brings results

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Eden Confers With Italian Minister Mediation Role Is Continued By Eden ROME (INS) —'British foreign secretary Anthony Eden, conferred two hours today with Italian for eign minister Aaallio Piccioni in his •‘mediation role" of tryng to find ways to rearm West Germany in a manner acceptable to all western powers. n n Reliable informants said Piccloai suggested. that any European Alignment hast greater chances es succeeding if Britain is participating. Hence he invited Britain to weigh seriously the advisability of more direct commitments im continental Europe than Britain has been willing to assume thus fan because of her commonwealth position. 1 1 -’V ' ’. ■ ’

Piccioni poured Eden that Italy will embrace any sbrt of European integration. But he underlined, the Italian long-term goal still remains a political, economic and military confederation! which alone would be a real war determent not only among European nations but between east and west. F*len*‘inet Piccioni and members of the British embassy thia- morning and then attended a luncheon in his honor. The British. diplomat, who arrived in the Italian capital Mon, ■day night after two days of talks in Bonn with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, wilt call on premier Mario SceM>a tonight. DEMOCRATS HAIL I (Continued from Page One! iwtration definitely holds the favor of the American, people. Mrs. Smith’s overwhelming victory is a true tex of Republican strength." Even aa political strategists I sought to asxty "‘the trend” in ; Maine, voters in nine other states went to the polls in party primary elections. Today's mo>t important primarl ies are in Colorado, Massachusetts. Minne-xla and New Hampshire. The others are in Utah. Vermont. Washington. Wisconsin and New York. If you have something to sell or i rooms for rent, try a Democut Want Ad. It brings results.

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Shoots Estranged Wife, Kills Seif DELPHI,* Ind.. (INS) — X father of four children broke into the Delphi home of his estranged ■ wife today, shot and wounded her as she fled in terror and then killed himself. ‘ Wilfort} Odell, 44, was found dead on a street corner about four blocks from the home of his wife, Mary, 40. A search for Odell began after he wounded his wife with a rifle shot. She was not in-, jured seriously. "W 1 •' vEISENHOWER (Continued from Page One) federal aid. A specific allocation of funds will await completion of a survey by the civil defence administration on the extent cf the damage. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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