Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 212, Decatur, Adams County, 9 September 1955 — Page 8

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Urges Revamping Os Security Program False Charges By Army On Professor WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen Olin D. Johnston (D S. C.). said today that the army's confession of false charges against a Detroit professor is proof that the federal security program needs revamping. Johnston is chairman of a senate civil service subcommittee which is investigating alleged misuse of the program. He said army secretary Wilber M. Brucker showed "great courage” in admitting the army was wrong, In calling Dr. Alfred H. Kelly, head of Wayne university's history department, a supporter of the communist inspired “American

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Youth for Democracy." Brucker formally apologised to I Kelly Thursday after an Invest!-1 gation bore out the educator's insistence that he actually had led to expulsion of the AYD from the Wayne campus because of its communist ties. Johnston said “the admission of carelessness and Improper handling of this case and the public apology ... is a commendable action." But he declared this would never "completely undo the injustices that have been heaped upon" Kelly I and his family. Johnston added: >lt is cases such as this one . . . . which have pointed up the need for complete Overhauling of the' administration's security progrartt” Kelly testified before Johnston’S subcommittee two weeks ago and at that time insisted under oath that the army’s characterization of him was false. The mistake came to light when Sanford Waxier, a former Wayne student, was denied an honorable discharge by the army partly because he had used Kelly's name as a character reference. «. RKMY HIKHI.Y Attorary* KMTATH NO. IHW3 XOTtl K TO ALL PKHSOXH INTHHKMTHU IN HK BRTATK OF IDA A. MKHKIMAN In the Adams Circuit Cu-urt of Adams t-Yinty. Indiana September Term, 1665. In the matter of the Estate of Ida A Merriman, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Mary M. Winteregg as executrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final settlement of atid estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Court, on the Mth of Se-pt-etniber, 1855, at which time all persons Interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why Mid account should not be approy. cd. <A.nd Wie heirs of said decedent and all others Interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Mary M. Winteregg Sept 8-l« AhVEHWEMEVT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Decatur, Indiana will receive sealed folds al the office of t>he Clerk-Treasurer, until Che hour of 1:00 o'clock P. M„ Central Standard Time, on the 23rd day of Septerrtber, 1855, at which hour the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for the following described equipment: _ --- 1- General Service 1/2 ton truck consist Ing of cab. chassis, general service pickup body and all other equipment necessary to make up a complete assembly. Complete specifications are on file and may be obtained from the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Decatur, Indiana. The bid price shall be the total cost of the above equipment less allowance for the 1951 1/2 ton GMC pickup truck, now the property of the Electric Light and .Bower Department of the City of Decatur, Indiana, which shall become the property of the Wucceaafui bidder, also less federal taxes as allowed the City of Decatur, Indiana. tAU bids shall be accompanied with a bond :or certified check In the amount of g.'0.00. All bids shall be filed with the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Decatur, Tndlatlp, on General Hid Form No. 95. prescribed by the State Board of Accounts of the State of Indiana. The Board of Public Works and Safety of the Katy of Decatur. Indiana, reserves the right to reject any or all bide. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY H. Vernon Aura nd Clerk-Treasurer. —- Sept. 9-16

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Ct Ct Exp 22.17 Augaburger IpLoiatwry do 22.50 Decatur Dry Cleaners do 2.00 Vene-A-Kleen Serv Co, do 59.52 American Law Book Co. do 19.96 The pobbs-Merrill Co. d» ... 17.50 The W. IL Anderson Cm du 28.00 The Lawyers Ce-op Pub. do 1Z.50 West Pub. Go. do 6.09 C. H. Mueelman Prxlb As M 17.50 John Bixler Ct. House Jan. 225.00 Jewel Dz Ehinger do Matron 80.00 Louie Drake do Exp. 10.00 John Quilkins do 30.62 The Janitors Supply Co. do 13.20 UM CbODk-al Co. do — 66.96 Kleiik's Servk-e Renter do 27.42 Haugk's do ..... 34.65 Burk Elevator <X>. do 458.45 liecatur Lumber Co. do 6.75 Doris Affolder Jail Matron 1-25.00 Joseph J. Jure* do Exp 27.40 J. F. Halberstadt do — ‘ 30.35 llabegger Harware do 12.04 No. Ind Public Service Co. do 9.42 Norval S. Rich, M. D. do .... 3.00 Burk Elevator Co. do 123.89 Blackwell's Dept Store do 30.00 Geo. Foenauglr Co. Home S 200.00 Josephine Brandyberry do A 120.0'i W-illle Knuckles do v >OO.OO Bessie Wendel do - 40.00 Richard Wisemoan do 108.00 Martha Shoaf do ... .. >I.OO OUs Martin do 14 00 Betty Fisher do 18.00 Norva.l a Rich, M. D. do Phy 88.00 Rev. A A Fenner do PreacJi 4.00 Rev. Ord Qelunan do ...^.—.. 4.00 Rev. W. Vector do 4.00 Hammond Fruit Mkl. do Ex 73.55 Harman Mk-t. do — 133.54 Barsley & CO. Ine. do - 174.15 Art Leng’-rich do 36.45 The Dri-Oaa Co. do .. ...v 71.41 J. W. IsxbdeU do - 110.13 Reavers Oil Service do 52.70 Burk 'Elevator Co. do — 646.23 Blackwell’s Dep Store CH E 22.03 Kaye's Shoe Store do — 9.86 Klenk's Servu-e Center do 310.50 Smith Drug Co. do 2.50 Stult’a Cigar Store do 45.60 Decatur Equipment, Inc. do 28.63 Stewart’s Bakery do 54.24 Stiefel Grain Co. do 96.7 fr Heller Coal, Feed & Sup. do 111.93 Will W’innes Wash Twp As HW.OO Charles EL Marshand do Imp. 10.00 Lewis H. Worthman Com. 158.33 Harley J. Reef do 158.33 John A. Kintz do — 158.33 David A. Macklin Co. At. 110.00 Decatur Democrat Co. Le. Ad 177.81 Berne Witness Co. do 137.95 Pan American Bridge Co. Br. 980.00 Meehberger Bros. Stone do 56.53 Treas. of Jay CountyCh of V 45.00 Treas. of Wells County do 171.00 Black Funeral Home Sold B 200.00 Zwiek Funeral Home do 100.00 Ind Boys’ School Care of Pat. 214.23 Ind. University Med Cen. do 9.35 Healthwin Hospital do 201.a0 Irene Byron Hospital do ... 891.35 Frieda Aumann Enumera. 195.00 Thomas R. Baker do 45.00 Lucille Bittner do Ethel Brunner do 186.69 Olive E. Mann do 13" 0® Chas E. Marahand do 68.00 Catherine Mosser do — l*j> 90 Minnie E. Myers do 195. W Emma K. Schlickman do ... 19u,90 Margaret Stauffer do 19a.00 City of Decatur City Dump 200.00 Werner E. Hoffman Tax ret t‘ 4 -? 5 Edwin Nltfeley do 58.32 Lester Bualek Tile Dr. 2.a0 Etriar Hill do H.OO Jerry Mildioll do x .... "00 Charles Soherry do - 10.60 Leo Velez do , *-*-?0 Berne Ready Mix Con., do 3» ->« Decatur Lumber Co. do 3.20 The Krick-Tyndall Co. do 32.., 6 Herman MoeUering Mileage 67.40 Lawrence Smith Labor 324.00 Theodore Baker do 214.40 Carl Burkhart do —. 1(8.<6 Orley Krick Ditch Al -... 30.00 Decatur Equipment, Ine. do 42 "- Beaver Oil Service do 1»4.‘2 Izee Hardware Co. do .... —- 24.21 Deeawi Auto Supply do .... 30.50 Yost Gravel-Readlmix. do 33.21 J. E. Sheets do "0.00 HIGHWAY I4lwren.ee No’ll Siipt 88.85 Hkdiard LaFbntaine A Supt. 14(.l" Walter Reppert do J4S."O Albert Beer do — 433-6" Hubert lsc.h Clerk 187.50 fheste- Shoaf irieael :. .... .. Lawrenee Koenig do Virgil Ferry do l*L‘o Virgil Draper do 133-65 Jesse Patch Mnck —. 16H» Harold Burger Truck 128. <0 Harry Kershner do > 140.40 Don Harvey do 130.00 Donald Liech.ty Del Wayne Beer do J38.T0 Roger Steiner do 131.30 Arthur Ross Tractors-- J 4 ®-J® Noah Brunner do 1.8. ,0 Christ Meshberger do 14 ®<J® Max Case S. H. T }|f-?® Christ Zirroher do ]3".00 Joel Augsburger do 123.7" Raymond Kolter do 2.. 13a.00 Edward B. Borne do 52.00 Joe Spangler Janitor 69.00 Louie Drake Watchman .... 2.00 A. H. Windmiller S. H 3a ?? Alfred Hirsehy do 110® Marvin Fast do J" 2" Leo Velez do 30.00 Citizens Telephone Co. Oper 15.8., Dexatur Light & Power do 8.98 Ft Wayne Spring Service do 36.u2 Ernest Truck Equip. Co. do 68JK> Deeds Equipment .Co. do 21.92 Burk Elevator Co. do .. 201.50. Hi Way Service St. do 15.64 Ernest W. Bauman Gar. do 8.00 Decatur Equipment Inc. do 56.78 Preble Welding & Kep. do 3.00 Schwartz Ford Co do 209.91 I Beerbower Welding Shop do 2.00 &u«ler’s Garage do —». 87.06 Riverside Garage do 7.3.3 Rnss Smitley do 36.50 Frame Service Inc. do 54.30 Premier Auttrware Co. do 99.03 The Mossman Yarnelle Co do 47.82 Decatur Auto Supply do .... 189.2 4 Beavers Oil Service do 728.16 Mobor Fuel Tax Division do 25.20 Pearl OU Co. do 118.50 Goodyear Service Store do 29.25 Rawls Inc. do , <93.91 D-A Liihricant Inc, d-o 180.18 Habegger Hrw. do - 21 -"* Dierkes Implement Sales do 1.00 Klenkis Service Center do .... 1.40 Ft. Wayne Pipe & Sup. do 2.92 Kraft BuMAMring Co. do . 34.49 John W. Karoh Stone Co. do 59.85 Meshberger Bros. Stone do 5274.27 I larry Bowers do -. 10.09 Lee Hardware Co. do 5.25 Cowens Ine Agy Insurance 10.10 Decatur Equip Co. Prop ... 3566.00 \ Bernice Nelson Mil. & Post 39.15 Mary J. Hazelwood Mil 9.52 Mabel Marshall do 5.11 Veronica. Linn do 10.92 Citizens Telephone Co. Oper 19.40 Allen Business Maxih. Co. do 15.00 Board of Commissioners. Certifier before me till is Bth day of September. 1955. ■> FRANK KITSON Auditor Adams County Sept. 9 Washington—About 1,200 acres of land in the U.S. is classified as farm land, but only about 400 million acres are actually set aside a« crop acres, according to agricultural surveys. <

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA

SPEAKERS AT MEN’S CONGRESS 1 k iii x -AAtit-'Swiii.’ fbiawidNiil Dr. O. W. Wagner Eskew Final plans have been announced for the men’s congress of the Michigan-Indiana synod of the Evangelical and Reformed churches to be held Sunday. September 18, at St. Peter’s church. Huntington. A group of Decatur men who are members of the organization plan to tend. •

Studebaker Plant Workers Return Return Ordered By UAW Headquarters SOUTH BEND. Ind. (INS) — Members of CIO-UAW local 5 returned to their jobs at Studebaker Packard plant in South Bend today as the union planned a mass meeting to explain the ceasepicketing order. The return to work was ordered in a telegram from UAW headquarters at Detroit. First full shift isn’t expected on the Job until Monday which will give workers the week end to mull over what union officials have to say at Saturday’s mass gathering. International officials of the union are expected to enter the stalled contract talks Tuesday. The South Bend plant was shut down at midnight Aug. 31 by a walkout and the company refused to negotiate further on the contract until the union authorized the strike or the 9,000 men returned to work. Both union and company spokesmen said they are confident a new' contract can be written in a few weeks if they are not interrupted. i INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Livestock: Hogs 11,500. Barrows and gilts 25c higher and top 35c pp early. Later weaker than early, 190-200 his. 1650-17; 260-290 lbs. 160-190 lbs. 16-1650; 120-160 lbs. 13-15. Sows steady, choice 270-350 lbs. 15- 350-450 lbs. 1375-15, 450600 lbs. 1350-1425. Cattle 700. Calves 200. Steers and fully steady. Cows steady. Choice fed steers 22502325, top 24. Choice mixed steers and heifers 2150-2250, commercial and Ipw good steers and heifers 16- Utility and commercial cows 1050-13. canners and cutters 8-1075. Vealers fully steady, good and choice 20-25, good and choice calves 16-20. Sheep 500. Lambs 50c to $1 lower. Good and choice lambs 20-21, cull to low good 10-1950. Ewes 3*5. ■ ; ■ STATE FAIR (Contlnueq rrom r*age One) ana state class champion Chevoit ewe and reserve. Stanley Poe, Franklin, Lakewood Farms trophy for Hampshire sheep 4-H achievement. Wilsonia Farmsj Greenfield, reserve champion Shorthorn bull.

Houston — One major ranch in Texas contains about three million acres in its domain, and is only slightly smaller than the entire slate of Connecticut.

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Temporary Easing Os Axle Mile Tensions Injunction Against Ohio Tax Refused COLUMBUS (INS) — An easing of tensions has been effected in Ohio’s dispute with Michigan and Illinois over this state’s axle mile tax. but the issue was assured of coining to a head when the Franklin county common pleas court refused a petition for an injunction against the tax. This is the situation as it stands today. . _ Thursday, Governor Lausqjie. after he apparently was in telephone communication w;ith Michigan Gov. G. Mennen Williams, announced that Michigan had telegraphed the Ohio reciprocity board, asking that Ohio's threatened cancellation of reciprocity agreements be postponed for two weeks. . -- Moments later, it was announced that Illinois — which had also threatened a showdown — followed suit. Ohio had announced that reciprocity agreements would be terminated. until new ones could be drawn up which excluded out of state truckers from all but the axle mile tax. Michigan and Illinois responded with the threat that, if the agreements were terminated they would require Ohio motorists to purchase license tags in order to travel in those states. The agreements were set to expire at midnight Thursday night, but the governor's announcement of Michigan and Illinois’ action averted a showdown — at least, temporarily. ‘ However, the ‘'armed truce" must be brought to a permanent settlement; the temporary situation can T—become the status quo. Franklin county common pleas court Judge Robert M. Draper, ruling on an injunction petition filed by 13 Ohio and Michigan truckers Thursday refused to block the reciprocity board of Ohio from cancelling agreements it it wants. As for the other IS states which bold reciprocity agreements with. Ohio, some — Delaware, Texas, and Rhode Island — have agreed to the changes: -others — Kentucky. for instance — are adopting a “wait and see” attitude, and another — Oklahoma — has announced publicly but has not notified Ohio officially that motorists from this state would be required to obtain Oklahoma licenses. Ohio had also said, along with its cancellation announcement, that even though the agreements were ended, it will continue to “grant passenger cars full right to use of Ohio highways.” It is believed that many of the other states will do the same.

November Probe On News Suppression Claim Government Agencies Hold Out WASHINGTON (INS) — House investigators said today they have uncovered about 100 instances in which government agencies allegedly have withheld information from newsmen, the public and copKress. jJwtmt of the eases occurred during the Eisenhower administration, although some go back to the period when Harry S. Truman was president. ' A house government operations subcommittee, headed by Rep. John Moss (D Calif.), is looking into alleged news suppression during its Investigation of government information procedures. Moss said his group will open hearings in November to probe further into the allegations. The charges were made to subcommittee investigators by newspaper and radio reporters, congressional committee employes and private citlxens. > Moss said top ■government officials. possibly including cabinet officers, will be called to discuss the accusations. Officials of newspapers, radio stations and wire services may also testify. In addition, the subcommittee plans to consult further with those who filed the charges against the ‘government. Moss declined to list specific instances in which information was suppressed until the government has had a chance to state its case. Most .of the charges center around Washington operations of the government, although some

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cases of withheld information were reported from other cities. The Moss subcommittee has sent a five and one half page questionnaire to each government agency In an efort to determine how federal officials handle information releases. NO SHARP CUTS (Continued from Page One) chief executive will be under the strongest pressure he has yet faced from Republican leaders to run for re-election. WEST GERMANY (Con-tlmied from Page One) The meeting opened in a cordial vein ap the two delegations entered the conference room simultaneously from doors at opposite ends.

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NOTICE OF ADWINIkTRATIOM ftllate Vo. KHSi In the Adams Clrowjt <x/urt of Adorns County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given thut David A Macklin was on the 2o day of Auiniat, 1»56, appointed: Adminletrafior with will annexed of the eatate of Letta Toluah Annen, deceased. All j>er»on« having claims against said estate, whether or not new due. mu»t file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first puiblleation of thia notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 25th day of August, 1555. „„„„ EDWARD F. JABBRO Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court tor Adams County. Indiana. David A. Maeklin, Attorney and Counsel for said estate. Aug. 26, Sept. 3-9 LAST t TRUCKLOAI) of Peaches in Tonight. Jonathan Apples, 5 lbs. 49c. Open 7 days a week. Hammond Fruit Market, 240 North 13th street. It