Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 133, Decatur, Adams County, 7 June 1955 — Page 6

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Miss Dorothy Doe hr mon Is Highest In Exam . Mi sb Betty Doehrman, Decatur route one, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Doehrman, a recent graduate of Hoagland high school and valedictorian of her class, received a new honor tW« week. Miss Doehrman was notified that of more than 10,000 Indiana students who took a Purdue Universijy scholarship examination, she emerged with the highest grade. Miss Doehrman is planning on entering Purdue next fail to take an engineering course. Decatur Physician To Hunt In. Africa Dr. Arthur Girod, Decatur physician, is planning to participate In an African game hunt this summer. Dr. Girod will leave Decatur about mid-July and will be gone for about three and a half weeks. The hunting trip itself, which will take place in Northern Rhodesia, Africa, will last for two weeks. The hunt will be for wild buffalq and elephants. This will be the first big game hunt in which Dr. Girod has participated. He will go alone but will join two other Americans in Africa during the hunt x STEELWORKERS (Continued from Page One) * change of views and all of our people accept as a foregone conclusion that we will receive a good increase. What the figure will be I can’t say until the companies come in with their counter proposal after the recess.” For the first time in the history of union steel industry bargaining, all talks will be held in Pittsburgh’ The union is taking on the industry by rank. Wednesday negotiations open with Bethlehem and Republic. • On Thursday, Jones A Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet and Tube sit down with the USW team. The sixth-ranking producer, Inland Steel, completes the schedule Friday. CAPEHART (Continued from Page One) a great portion of our people that these controls, if there, would be improperly exercised. “The psychological situation, therefore, has always seemed to me to make it unwise to ask for them, and on the theory that the congress would probably be in session of could be quickly called into' . session if an emergency arose.” Capehart said he would introduce the administration backed bill to day or Wednesday to continue the office of defense mobilization until 1967. - BLUNT ADVICE (Continued from Page One) moral and military strength “arm us in impregnable fashion to meet every wile and strategem that may be used against us." The Chief Executive handed out diplomas to the 469 fledgling lieutenants in this year’s graduating class after delivering his prepared address. The commencement appearance climaxed a three-day visit to his alma mater by Mr. Eisenhower, who attended the 40th annual reunion of his class of 1915. REELECTED (Continued from Page One) Ing has been seeded and an attractive lawn will be in the front area. A financial report filed by treasurer Graliker revealed that sufficient funds were on hand to complete the building. Contributions still are needed, it was pointed out, to complete the furnishing* of the building. Cleveland — Bacteria have no mouth parts and must take their food through their cell walls. Therefore it is impossible for them to develop without moisture.

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