Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1954 — Page 2

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■ I.JS3 . s-. : W •'■ W ■ TO ■ p :fw *1 1 tE / v i BOWING OUT of show business, Betty Hutton breaks Into tear* as she receives gift* following her farewell performance in Las Vegas, Nev. Said she, “This is the end. I'm giving up show business. - f International J Mental Patient Is Back In Hospital INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —Atchie Earl Oibbs returned to the Laßue D. Carter memorial hospital Tuesday night after 24 hours of freedom that had police on a shoot to kill standby. The 29-year-old mental patient escaped Monday night and hospital authorities said he had “homicidal tendencies." Order Investigation Into Fatal Shooting WEST POINT, Ind. (INS) — An investigation was ordered today in the death of Wiliam T. Smith. 54. who was found fatally wounded on his farm near West Point. Ind. A blast from a 16 gauge shotgun, whieh he had been carrying, struck him in the right temple near the ear. His two sons found his body. They went to look for their father When he did not return to the house to greet Mrs. Smith when she returned from her job in Lafayette. it : SOTKK TO TAXPAYF.K* OF AimiTIOX *l. (I'PHWHIATIOXS Notice Is herwby given „>lihe taxpayecs of Hoot Township, Attains County. Indiana that the proper l«Knl officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place at X o'ehxk I" ,M on the Sfrth day of November ISSI, will consider the (nlluwlna transfer of funds in appropriations and additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Township Fn»d Transfer from No. 7 to No.. 10 150.00 Special School Transfer from No. 11 to No. II 50.00 Transfer from No. SI to No. IS 275.00 Special Seb<H>l No 12 ttenalr <rf BtiiltHngn and Ground . t’.nooo No. 13 lle|>alr HXtuipment 200.00 No. 11 School Furniture and Equipment 500.00 No. 15 School Supplies .... » 700.00 No. dt> janitor Supplies 300.00 N >. 1* Insurance 00.00 No. 23 Transportation .... 200.00 Tuition No. _>S..\ Sobstitutr Tea- hing 50.00 Taxpayers appearing at wrx-h meetirg xhaTl ’Hvr a right to bo heard thereon. The additional appropriation ax finally made will be auto•myuically. referred to the Sun Boa rd o t Tii x Co mm iss To n e rwhich Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at tile Count' Auditor's Offlcg pf Adams County India 1 a o» at smh other place as may be designated. At such IlearI”" mv• .. ~r« oi>1»« ti t> • ’•> anv of sm-b additional appropriations may lie nea’d and ini restetl taxpayers may Imntlre of the ’'..untv Auditor —•’ " ’nd where such hearing will *be held. v w AI'GVST SULKING Trustee of Hoot "ftiwnxhlp Nov. 17-21 New York City has more than 3,695.000 telephones. There are 86 national monuments in the U.S. Gifts A Greetings for You ■=• through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbor* •nd Civic and Rod*l Weilar* J.eadert t On the oCcatton aft The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthday* EngagementAnnounoemcnta Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomer* TO City Phone 3-3196 or 3-3179

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Await Russian Stand On Atoms For Peace Plan Vishinsky Slated To Present Views - To UN Committee UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (INS) —The west looked to Andrei Vishinsky today to reverse Russia's previous stand on the atoms-for-peace project and thus make possible unanimous agreement on the plan. The chief Soviet delegate is. slated to wind up the UN political committee’s discussion on peaceful uses of atomic energy after V. K. Krishna Menon presents India's point of view on the subject. ♦ , Russian opposition to the sevenpower resolution on enactment of the Eisenhoxver plan centered around the provision to create an international “clearing house” empowered to handle exchange of atomic data and fissionable materials. Vishinsky and U- S. ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., ironed out the basic principles of agreement on common procedure in a private talk and opened the way for possible unanimity in the UN on putting the Eisenhower plan to work throughout the world. However, the. intensive speculation still swirled around the question of whether the Soviet Union had decided to match the U. S. and British allocations of fissionable materials to the UN. The U. S. has earmarked 220 pounds of fissionable material for atomic reactors abroad devoted to peaceful uses and Britain has allotted 44 pounds. Fined On Charge Os Stealing Soybeans Joseph C. Hower, 2S, who was accused yesterday in city court of stealing soybeans valued at $21.69 from Pennsylvania railroad cars on November 1, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty list night, and was fined *5 and costs by Mayor John M. Doan.

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Air Parcel Post To Veterans Overseas "You nfay still mail Christmas packages to your loved ones in the armed forces overseas if you limit the size of the package io two pounds, and use air parcel post," postmaster Leo Kirsch said this morning. November 15 was the last date for regular mall to be sent with any assurance that it would reach posts overseas in time for Christmas, Kirsch said. However, by meeting air parcel post requirements, it is still possible to send packages. They should be sent immediately, he cautioned, because December 1 is the last date for air mail packages, and also for Christinas cards by air mail. To . expedite delivery, the postmaster urges printing the full name, rank, serial number, branch of service, organization, and the army or navy post office through which Christmas mail is to be routed overseas.

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