Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1955 — Page 2
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— —. I ■•, Metzger In Europe Mrs. John Metsger of this city received a telegram Wednesday from her son A/C2 Don Metzger that he had arived safely in Europe. His new address la: A/CJ Donald W. Metager, AF K+TMB4, IJTOth A. A. C. 8.. APO >47, N*w York, N. Y. Moser Graduated 1 CORPS, KOREA—Army Pet, Loren D. Moser, son of Marcus R. Meser, route 1, Berne, Ind., recently was graduated from the I Corp non-commissioned officer academy in Korea. A member of company I of the 7th infantry division’s Wid regiment, Moser received instruction in leadership of units, map reading and other military subjects. Private Moser entered the army In July, 1354. and arrived overseas in January ot this year. He completed basic trainink at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo- Moser is a ISSI graduate of Adams Central high school. Indonesia has 82 million people and about 82 million chickens.
British Cabinet Is Reshuffled By Eden ■ • I Accent On Youth In Cabinet Revisions LONDON (INS) — Sir Anthony EHen, his cabinet revamped and revitalized, was enjoying today a weekend of relaxation and reflection in the country. He was resting from a tense and emotion-packed week. He was thinking about the future course ot the Conservative government which he must soon lead into a national election. The new prime minister announced two key cabinet appointments and nine lesser ones Thursday night. In all but one case, the accent was on youth. Eden chose Harold MacMillan to succeed him as foreign secretary. At 81, MacMillaa is three years older than the premier. Selwyn Lloyd, 50, followed MacMillan into the ministry ot defense, an increasingly important and recently controversial post As Lloyd's replacement in the ministry of supply, Eden picked 38-year-oid Reginald Maulding, for-
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**"" 1 mer economic secretary to the treasury. Llyod, Maulding and the meh chosen for the terser government posts were all among the group of bright, young (for British politics) men who developed in the Conservative party during the post-war years. Most of them were - beta in ffilndr positions or completely out of the government by the older men in the Churchill cabinets. Eden's appointments reduced the average age of the cabinet from 58 years, six months to 55 years, eight months. The reshuffled cabinet did not alter the opinton in parliamentary circles that the general election probably would be called for May 26. Three members of Sir Winston Churchill’s government retired as a result of the shift. They ail were replaced by younger men. Youth Is Treed Os Reckless Homicide HAMMOND, Ind. (INS) —£igh-teen-year-old Robeit Montgomery, of Kentland, was free today of reckless homocide charges growing out ot the automobile accident which killed the wives of two Hoos-
ier sheriffs. The wives of Lake county sheriff Jack West and Porter county sheriff Lestre Hinline 4efe killed in a two-car collision Nov. 18, 1»53. Montgomery had been accused of driving through two stop signs and int the path ot a s car driven by West. Judges Named For Soil Conservation Akron, O. —Appointment of four prominent Indiana conservationists who will serve as a judging committee to select the state’s winners in a national annual soil conservation awards program, were .ngmed here today by Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., sponsor of the program. The judges are: R. O. Cole, extension soil conservationist, chairman, and Donald R SHsson, extension agricultural engineer, both of Purdue University Lafayette; Lester Binnle, state soil conservationist, Indianapolis and Dr. F. E. Kempton, of Centerville. All members of the committee except Dr. Kempton are serving as judges of the national, annual program for the second successive year. Cole has been active in the awards program since its inception, eight years ago.
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Sour Music VIENNA (INS) — A Polish professor recently claimed he invented a new way of writing music. He didn't get very far with his new idea. “If the professor’s invention had been a real hit” pro» claimed Communist paper "Gazeta Krakowskia" then “the Soviet Union would have invented it a long time agp." Trade in a Good Town — Decatur
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