Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 28 July 1955 — Page 8

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NATO Council Head Praises Ike Proposal Open Skies Bid Is Praised As Great Peace Contribution LONDON (INSJ — The head of •*'- the NATO council declared today that President Eisenhower's -open skies" bid to Russia is “the greatest contribution to peace" in recent years. Greek foreign minister Sephan Stephanopoulos added that the President's ‘‘astonishing” offer at the Big Four talks in Geneva last -week "proves the sincerity and purity" of America's intentions. Stephanopoulos evaluated the Eisenhower plan in a statement cabled from Athens to this correspondent in response to a request for tile Greek minister’s views on the significance of the proposal. Mr. Eisenhower suggested to Russia last Thursday at the “summit” parley that the two cold war rivals trade military blueprints and permit aerial reconnaissance of each other’s territory. The Soviet leaders have neither comnjented on nor replied to the proposal. " ■’ Stephanopoulos said Mr. Eisenhower’s plan Is “practical and applicable”—provided there is good faith on both sides. He said enactment of the plan will create mutual understanding _ and confidence and pave the way to definite solutions of international problems. The Greek minister said the Eisenhower proposal would throw the splotlight of world publicity on the armaments situation in the respective countries. Such publicity, he' said, is necessary “for creation of a climate of mutual confidence so indispensable for the solving of international disputes and establishing of peace.” Still Going Strong FRANKFURT, Germany (INS) —An ancient heating plant has been discovered in a Roman villa near Frankfurt which still operates efficiently. The heat from this 2.000-year-old furnace devel- _ opes a temperature of 60 degrees on winter days. If you have something to sell oi rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. FLOOR SHOW EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT MOOSE — Last Time Tonight — Technicolor Comedy! “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES” Jane Russell, Marilyn Monroe - & SAT. THE GLORY ANO THE FURY OF THE ° Ij IM RF « ANTHONY QUINN fe2i®«CHARD CARLSON! . —ADDED THRILLER— —o Sun. & Mon.—“Braaded” & “Human Jungle”

Carbon Monoxide I. Poisoning Blamed [ Bad Water Heater Blamed For Death NEW CASTLE, Ind. (INS) — Carbun monoxide poisoning from a faulty water heater was blamed today for the death of a 17-year-old wife and the critical illness of her husband. • ' Dr. Robert Fbrney. Indiana University Medical Center pathologist, reported that blood tests indicated carbon monoxide poisoning in pie death of Mrs. Wanda Jean Morgan, who was found dead beside her critically ill husband Monday. An air testing device applied to air in the apartment of the Morgans disclosed a heavy concentration of carbon monoxide over the couple's 'bed. Source of the gas appeared to be a water heater in the basement. Route of the deadly fumes was theorised to be the furnace duct leading to the apartment. At first poison gas had been discounted by investigators, who disi covered the tragedy about three . days after the Morgans last were seen, because a parakeet in an- ; other part of the apartment was alive. The husband, William. 25. was fighting for life in Henry county , hospital; Bid Is Submitted l On Toll Road Work r Lighting Systems And Toll Plazas J INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —H. G. , Christman Construction Co., of . South Bend, was low bidder on a project for construction of road- . way lighting systems and toll , plazas on the western portion of . Indiana's first modern toll road. Three bids were submitted to j the Indiana toll road commission for Wednesday's bid opening but the $2,217,604 price of the Christman firm was lowest and probably will be awarded the contract. 1 Christman also holds the con- > tract for plazas and roadway lighti ing systems for the eastern term- ■ inns and four eastern interchangi es. This project, on which bids - were taken earlier because the 1 eastern section of the 156 mile road will be opened first, has a $1,562,350 price tag. i The five Western interchanges t are at U. S. 12 and 20 in East Gary, Ind. tO south of Chesterton; ■ U. S. 421 north of-Westville; Ind. 39 north of LaPorte. and U. S. 31 north of South Bend. Terminals are at- the Illniois and Ohio state lines. Traffic Jam , LONDON (INS) — The comparative density of railroad traffic is indicated by the fact that one locomotive serves every 2% miles I of track on British Railways, while in (the United States there is one | locomotive for every nine miles I of track. Baltimore — From 10 to 15 percent of all deaths in the world are caused by cancer .the National foundation estimates. AIR CONDITIONED — TODAY — Continuous from 1:20 “Strange Lady In Town” Greer Garson, Dana Andrews ALSO — Shorts 15c - sOc BE SURE TO ATTEND! —o FRI. & SAT. Another Smash In Our Technicolor Hit Parade! TGLENN FORD V ? _ THE lAMERICANOI ■ ! jiln fll lI'lS 11 Inlldmi *lll Inll 11r MKSmSO —o Sun. & Mon.—“ Ain’t Misbehaving” Rory Calhoun, Piper Laurie

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