Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 2 June 1955 — Page 8

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No Changes Likely In Farm Price Act Senate Hearing Is Opened On Measure WASHINGTON (INS) — The first day of senate hearings on priee support legislation mud* it very clear that no changes in the present law can he ex ported during 1355. Committee chairman Allen J. Kliender (D-La.) announced right off the bat that he thinks his group should hold extensive hearings in the field this fall to sample farmer opinion. With all me tntormation in. the committee would still have to write a bill which would then have to be reconciled with the measure recently passed oy the house to restore SO percent of parity supports. Sens. Wayne Horse ana Richard Neuberger, Oregon Democrats, testified before Ellender's committee Tuesday in faipr ot'.Jheir bill to provide for a twb price program on wheat Their statements, however, were Jess significant than other developments at the

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meeting. F.llender announced that he and two GOP senators. Milton Young of North Dakota and Andrew Schoeppel of Kansas, will introduce a bill to make the production of quality farm products a requirement for price support protection. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (bMinn.) indicated that he thought such a plan would be wonderful. Humphrey said a tot of “Johnny-come-latelies and sidewalk, tamers’* could thus be discouraged from overproducing low quality wheat which has little market value and merely moves into government hands at the present time. Kliender also said he will urge all farmers to vote for marketing quotas on (he 1955 wheat crop in a nationwide referendum scheduled for June 25. The chairman expressed belief that the marketing curbs will be necessary no matter what congress does eventually about price supports. Quotas could not be put into effect unless two thirds of the farmers vote for them. Kliender commented that he has made a survey of the senate and has concluded that a bill to restore 90 percent supports at this time would have tough going. Re said he hoped that the hearings to be held in the field will win some additional supporters in both major parties for eventual restoration of the old 90 percent law —provided the senate committee cannot develop something better. The Louisiana senator said it would be silly for the senate to butt its head against a stone wall by passing a bill which President Eisenhower would be sure to veto. Plans Near Complete For Atoms Conference PARIS (INS) —American nuclear scientist 1. I. Rabi says preparations are virtually complete for the atoms for peace conference to be held in Geneva next August. He announced Wednesday that to date 52 of the 84 invited states have accepted. He said among the important questions to be discussed at the two weeks session will be the disposal of nuclear waste material and protection of workers in atomic plants. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Question llleged Robber In Slaying Charge Robbery Os Indianapolis Bank INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — William Bradley Trigg. 33. who is held in the Marion county jail oh a charge of bank robbery, was to be questioned today about the slaying of toward Harding, 59, last Kebu 18. Harding, who police said was a narcotics supplier, was shot through the head witM a 44 caliber gun believed to be the same one which was found to the car to which Trigg waa arrested last week in Chicago. The bamsucs test indicated the gun had been used to murder Harding. Indianapolis detectives said they will seek to learn who fired the gun in questioning Trigg.. Trigg himself was registered as a hospital patient in Chicago at the time Hayding was slain. Trigg is charged in Indianapolis with the 110,000 holdup of the Medias Loan Company, Oct. 10, 1953. He was arrested previously tor the holdup, but jumped bond while awaiting trial Poland Will Seek Seat On Council UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) —Poland has announced she will seek election to a seat in the security council when the 10th general assembly reconvenes in September. (Poland's candidacy was made known Wednesday in a letter from the Polish delegation to the secretary general and the other permanent delegations to UN. . Lewis Brown Ordained Into Ministry May 5 Lewis Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff O. Brown, recently graduated from United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio. He was ordained May 5 during the Rocky Mountain conference at Cheyenne, Wyom., and has accepted a pastorate at Amnistad, N. M. At the present time he is serving the Friends church at Harveysburg, Ohio. ’

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Judge Will Preside In Portland Case Judge Myles F. Parrish of Adams circuit court will preside In ah indirect civil contempt case, Auckerman vs Auckerman, in Jay circuit court at Portland Friday. Judge Parrish will return here Friday afternoon and will resume his Adams circuit court duties at that time. Fourth Degree K. C. To Elect Officers Election of officers will be held tonight by the Decatur lodge of Fourth degree Knights of Columbus, Herman J. Knapke, faithful navigator, said today. The meeting is scheduled for 8:30 o'clock at the K. of C. hall. Following the election and regular meeting, refreshments Will be served and a social hour will follow, AIRMEN RELATE. (Continued from Pago One) All four of the airmen were captured by the Reds after being shot down in combat over North Korean skies. v The news conference continued with the following questions and answers: Did United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold have anything to do with your trial or release? Cameron: "I think he had very much to do with it. I hear we will have the opportunity to meet *Dag.’ It will be one of the biggest moments of my life. He made a very favorable impression on Peking. Red China's capital." What kind of food did you have to eat? Heller: “The general diet was the basic Chinese food of rice. It was varied with side dishes of seaweed and birdsnest soup. Since I was in the hospital I had a special diet which included milk.” Were you treated better or worse than you expected? Cameron: “As we stated we thought the treatment in general was good. -Wh got along.” What should we do to help free the other 11 airmen? Parks: “People should back the government and the United Nations secretary general to the utmost.”

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Arrest Muncie Man For Firing House Set Fire To Home Os Wife, Children MUNCIE, Ind. (INS) — A 39-year-old father, arrested 40 minutes after a house Containing four of his nine children caught afire, has admitted setting the blase. Muncie police said that Nelson Miller, a local meat packing employee, told them he tried to bum down the house occupied by his estranged wife and their children in an effort to force her to return to him. Miller was quoted as saying that be could not afford to support ■'two separate households and wanted his wife and family to reunite with him. He has been paying for their A neighbor of Mrs. Nelson Miller called police when she saw a fire blaze after a man ran from the house Wednesday. Firemen questioned the oldest of the nine children, a 10-year-old girl. She was home caring for three of the smaller children while the other youngsters were in school. The youngest Miller child is a nine-month-old baby. ; The daughter admitted that her father had started the fire, which was brought under control after causing about *I,OOO damage. No one was hurt. Officers arrested Miller on an arson charge. Miller said his wife had turned down his pleas to move back home. Canteloupe, 4 for SI.OO. Truck load of Strawberries in tonight. Hammond Fruit Market. It

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Man Arrested For Public Intexication Edward Kehr of Chicago, HL, was arrested by city police Wed‘ nesday at 5 p. m. on South Second street and charged with public intoxication. In city court this morning he was fined $5 and costs, totaling $lB. and taken back to the Adams, county jail until he could pay his fine. Sidney Buckmaster Appointed By Judge Sidney Buckmaster, Geneva, today was named to a four-year term on the board of the Geneva library district. Judge F. Parrish announced. Buckmaster succeeds Mrs. Eli Stuckey, whose term expired April 17, and she asked the court to name a successor. The Buckmaster term will expire April 17, 1959. « '" " lr "' ll .' 1 Retail Promotion * Committee Meets „ The retail promotion committee of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce met Wednesday with James Maxwell, Decatur representative of Community Business Builders, to complete plans for the Father’s day promotion of local merchants. # First reports were received on the amateur photo contest now in progress. Those attending in addition to Maxwell included Robert Tracy, Eu Langhorst, Dale Morrissey, and Don Stover. Washington — The U. S. Bureau of Reclamation built 110 storage dams and 63 diversion dams from 1902 to 1952 and developed a water supply for 6,713,015 acres in the western states area.

Dogs Blamed For Death Os Mistress SEASIDE PARK. N. J. (INS) — State police today blamed two Doberman Pinseher dogs for the death of their mistress. Her mangled body was found Wednesday on a beach near Seaside Park just below high water mark. Mrs. Winifred W. L. Bacon, 64, wife of a wealthy Philadelphia businessman had been chewed to death. Nearby, the two dogs, a male and a female, held oft help until a dog trainer captured them. Super Constellation Has 6,500-Mile Range BURBANK. Calif. (INS) —A new Super Constellation with a range of 6,504) miles was announced today by Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. The aircraft concern pointed out that the new plane will make posible non stop flights between such points as New York and Borne, Dio De Janeiro and Johannesburg, Loudon and Karachi and Lima and Honolulu. Cutting Oil PHILADELPHIA (INS) — A new type of apparatus for drilling wells is supposed to be more efficient and economical, according to the inventor, a formei* oil field worker. Emmett Morrison, says the apparatus is based on the principle of using high speed cutters such as are used on milling machines.

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