Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1955 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. ItfS

Rumors Mount On * British Princess Speculation Grows On Reputed Romance LONDON (INS) — Princess Margaret and RAF Group Capt. Peter Townsend head back to London today, a city figuratively snowed under by a new flurry of rumors about their reputed romance. There was a steadily growing public belief that some announcement ending the speculation as to whether the pair will wed will be made within the next few days. Townsend, a World War II hero of the battle of Britain, will fly to England today from Brussels on a month's vacation from his post as air attache at the embassy there. Princess Margaret will leave on the night train from Balmoral Castle in Scotland, where the court has been on summer vacation, and arrive In London Thursday morning. The return of the Princess prior to that of the Queen Mother and the Queen was only one of tha developments that was providing impetus for the speculation. Another was the revelation that the Queen and the other members of the royal family will dine with Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, the archbishop of Canterbury and spiritual head of the Church of England” next Wednesday. The 40-year-old Townsend was the innocent part.v ia a divorce action against his first wife. Since the Church of England opposes the remarriage of divorced persons whose previous mates are still living. Dr. Fisher is a key figure in the case. Not only is Queen Elizabeth the head of the church, but Margaret is a sincerely devout church ynenx her. The No. 2 cleric. Cyril Garbett, archbishop of York. >lll be visiting in London next week. He will stay with Dr. Fisher but also is scheduled to to visit Buckingham palace, where he will be awarded a decoration by the Queen. A spokesman at Lambeth Palace, the archbishop of Canterbury’s London residence, said the royal visit had nothing to do with Margaret and Townsend. The family will be attending the rededication

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of the Lambeth Chapel, damaged during the blitz. Although virtually everyone appeared certain that some announcement would oe made, the opinion was divided equally as to whether it would be an engagement announcement or a denial of the romance. Official quarters in both the government and at the palace continued their insistence of not knowing of any expected statement on the subject. Touring Russians Travel To Chicago Will Tour Housing Projects In Chicago CHICAGO (INS) — Ten Russian housing officials touring residential construction in Chicago said “make mine a martini” Tuesday night. They also drank Manhattans but two of them downed vodka, which they said was inferior to the Russion variety. Today the group will tour housing projects f in Chicago and its suburbs. Their arrival Tuesday was marked .by, at,clash over housing ideology in-R-ussia. o— I. K. Kozuilia. minister of city and urban construction for the Soviet government, who heads the group, observed: “We are in favor of private property." A. V. Vlasov, president of the* Russian academy of architecture and a member of the group, commented: “that is not exactly true." A heated conversation in Russian followed. Then Vlasov stated that most people in Russia prefer -to live in government buildings because “they do not want to be bothered with the problems of home ownership.”

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Erie Selects New Repair Shop Site Meadville, Pa. Is Site Os New Shop CLEVELAND (INS) — The Erie Railroad announced today that It has selected Meadville, Pa., as the location for its new freight car repair shop to replace the one in Dumore, Pa., destroyed by the flood waters following hurricane Diane. President Paul W. Johnston said the new facility will cost 2 million and employ 250 men. The plant, he said, is expected to be completed by the fall of .1956. Johnston explained that the railroad has been considering two locations — Meadville and Hornell, New York — as locations for the new shop. "From the standpoint of longrange operating costs, all factors favor Meadville,” the Erie president explained. Woman Is Convicted Os Killing Husband INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Mrs. Ceola Carraway, 35, was convicted of manslaughter by an all-male jury late Tuesday on ah death of her husband and immediately drew a 2-21 year term. Mrs. Carraway was charged with the death last May 14 of her husband. Willie. She was tried on a charge of second degree murder i last month but the jury failed to reach a verdict.

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Irrigation Needs Aided By Records Weather Records Aid In Planning WASHINGTON (INS) — The agriculture department said today that long-term weather records are helping scientists determine irrigation needs Jn five South Atlantic states. It is in this area of normally plentiful rainfall, broken by periodic drought, that supplementary irrigation is making its greatest strides. Officials say that cooperative studies by the department, the U. S. weather bureau and state experiment stations in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia and Florida are showing that irrigation requirements can be predicted with considerable accuracy. Weather records and a knowl-

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Legion's Membership Drive Opens Saturday The annual membership drive of Adams Post 43, American Legion, will start Saturday, Fred Bieberich, membership chairman, announced today. Every effort will be made to make the 19-55 drive for members the largest in the history of the local post. Bjebericb said. The current drive will be concluded Novetpiber 5, it was announced. A i»emlberslhj|p coonmictee w&B

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contact every present member and every eligible person, according to the plans. All veterans of World War I and II and the Korean War aPe eligible for menrberahip, it was pointed out. Membership cards to be renewed in the drive will be dated January 1, 1956, and will be good for one year, the chairman said. The drive is conducted at this time in line with posts throughout the nation. The membership -drive slogan is “It’s great to be an American Legionnaire.