Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 14 September 1955 — Page 2

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West Germans Hail Adenauer On Return Home Cheer Chancellor Adenauer On Return From Moscow Talks BONN (INS) —Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned home from Moscow today to an unprecidentad welcome by 10,000 Germans who cheered and wept when be Mid German prisoners of war soon are to be released by Russia. An old woman kissed him and clung to him as he stepped to the microphone and said: "To you here and everywhere who have relatives in Rumls, I have important news that the Soviet premier assured me Tuesday night that even before ( arrived in Bonn the process for releasing your famdies would be under way. "I do not doubt the sincerity of his words.” Adenauer won the promise from Soviet premier Marshal Nikolai Bulganin in an agreement whereby diplomatic relations will be reestablished between Bonn and Moscow. German political parties still ewer studying the results of the historic talks beween the two World War II enemies before announcing their reaction. Adenauer told the huge crowd at Wahn airport near Cologne that “it was no easy conference and we will have an opportunity to talk further about political and other subjects." He said: “The Soviet premier also promised 'that if additional Gwstaan Nationals are found to be In Russia the Soviet government will make every effort to find them and repariafe them. He assured me that the release promise also applied to them.. • The Germans officially have estimated that 50,000 to 100.000 Germajts are behind the Iron Curtain, but the Russians have contended that the only ones they hold are 9,688 “war criminals. ’’ ” Hence there is no way of determining how many actually will be released by the Russians "We thank you," went up a shout as Adenauer stepped from the Luftthansa plane at Wahn airport. Members of the cabinet and the diplomatic corps were on hand ib greet Adenauer at the airport which was decerated with some 12,000 dehlias. The crowd of 10.000 was the largest ever seen at the airport and police had difficulty controlling the crowd. Government quarters regarded as a success the fact that Adenauer got the Russians to agree to release German prisoners of war without being forced to discuss the issue with the East German Communist regime. While Adenauer was at the microphone at the airport, Carlo Schmid gave the first clue to the nature of the "further talks” which Adenauer said would be held with the Russians. Schmid, who was a member of the delegation to Moscow and is deputy chairman of the lower palliameutary house's foreign ala firs committee, said that the Soviets told Adenauer that "as soon as diplomatic relations are established the way would be free for reunification talks4'. American Children Die In Cairo Fire Three Children Die In Flames In Egypt . t CAIRO, Egypt (INS) — Three American children—two of them from Akron. O. —were burned to death Tuesday inside a wooden packing crate with which they were playing in a Cairo residential area. The youngsters were Identified as Janet Baldwin, 6-year-old daughter of Major and Mrs. Clarke T. Baldwin, of Warrentown, Va.. and Lquisvllle. Ky.; Mark Newkirk, 5, and his sister. Cynthia. 6, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newkirk of Akron, O. Tfye three children and Janet's sifter. Elizabeth, a. were playing ingtif ! the crate in. the garden ol Jia .Xjjw'kirks' suburban residence when tfj ß crate burst into a mass of flames'. Elizabeth mapaged to climb out unharmed but j Vie other three youngsters wevp dead when firemen extinguished Jhe blaze. The Newkirks Mve two other children and the Baldwins, three. Maj. Baldwin came to Cairo last fall on. assignment from West Point to study Arabic at a University in Canto. Newkirk is a Cairo representative for an international trade consultant organization. Washington — Business firms in the United States have increased in proportion to the population so that today there are about 38 for every 1.000 of population compared to JI back m 1900.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1955

CO BAUCR, Democratic can di-' data tor coueeilman-at-large tor Decatur. is seeking a second term on the city’s governing body. Ha la completing a firat four-year term and as a minority member has served well. Bauer is regarded as the watch-dog, and while he scrutinizes expenditures he also leans toward progress In Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Bauer reside on Tenth street and own their own property. They have two daughters and are members of the church. Councilman Bauer has long been active in the American Legion, being a World War I veteran. He has held all of the Adams post offices and has been honored by the district and state Legion organizations. For more than 30 years, the candidate has been associated with the Schafer Co., wholesale division, in this city. Bauer's record the last four years has won him praise from progressive citizens, members of all political faiths. Three Attending Rural Youth Camp Represent County At Merom Institute Shirley Gerke. Sally McCullough and Gloria Koeneman left this morning for Merom institute, near Sullivan, to represent Adams county rural youth at the state rural youth camp. Rural youth camp Is a training school for rural youth members from the entire state. Classes which will be held every day include; "Singing For Fun,’’-’'Say-ing What You Mean.’.’ ' Learning to Share Fun," “Creating Craft Hobbies,” ‘Building Better Programs," and “Reviving ißural Youth." These classes will be instructed by state consultants, George Foster of the United States department of agriculture will discuss leadership opportunities Wednesday evening. Larry Brandon, retired vice-president of Indiana Farm Bureau, will discuss “What Does the Future Hold?” on Friday evening and Alan Jones, director of Merom institute, will use as his topic “What's In a Name” for the Thursday evening program. On Friday, the rural youthers will spend the day at Shakatnak state park. Also included at the five-camp will be hiking, swimming. chicken barbecue, square and folk dancing. State rural youth camp will close on Sunday noon and the local members will return to the county Sunday night. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Towtwhip Trustee and Advisory B-cjrd of Union Township. Ad>ms County, Indiana, will accept bids at the Trustee's office until 7; F. M., November 3, 1955, for tile following: One 54 or IS passenger bus body. One 1955 or 19.>8 two ton chassis. Further Information an’d specifications may be had of the Trustee. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Fred Bittner Union Township Trustee

111 C Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gift* & Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbors end Your Civic end Social Welfare Leaders On ths occasion oft The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays Engagement Announcements Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City i'houc 3-3196 or 3-3179