Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 304, Decatur, Adams County, 28 December 1955 — Page 2

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Noled Bridge Expert Dies Tuesday Night Ely Culbertson Dies j After Long Illness BRATTLBHORO. VL (INS) URly Culbertson, noted bridge expert i and adviacFU of a world peace pjau. died Tuesday nlgbt. at BU I Brook aide terrace estate, at the ag* 1

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lot 64. Culbertson, who had been suffer ■ >Uf stage last May with a lung >iirnent, became seriously ilt two weeks ago. No cause of the depth was giveu. Best known as the founder of a bridge and lecture organisation ( which bears his name. Culbertson i was the chairman of the citizen's, committee for United Nations rei sot ni, whose purpose is to introduce i a world police force to the orgauii sat ion. '

I In IHO. Culbertson devised a plan ! for wprld peace based on a «uots 1 system of armed force* gs alt ma • Jor powers and an international police force from smaller countries. Culbertson, who died quietly ip ( au armchair, had devoted his youth to revolutionary plottings in Russia, Mexico and Spain. In Russia, he was Imprisoned at- ' ter an attemnt to murder a local governor fell through. Later in l Mexico and in Spain he ended up i

in prison for abort t«r*a after joining revolutionary gxovemegta. 110 Japanese Seamen Reported Missing TOKYO (iKS) — The Japanese maritime safety board reported today that 110 Japanese seamen are missing and presumed lost in a series of mishaps during a violent weekend storm. A total of 239 seafarers made port safely by various means after their ships foundered.

——— r Suggests Dispute Be Given To Arbitrator - Pittsburgh Mayor ‘ Makes Suggestion 1 PITTSBURGH (INS) — Westinghouse was expected to reply to ’ day to a suggestion by Mayor Davr id L. Lawrence that the company and the International Union of Electrical Workers submit their dispute to arbitration and permit 14,000 strikers to return to work. The IUE reportedly is willing, but labor observers believe the company will refuse because acceptance of arbitration would mean an end to company demands that the unipn sign a five-year contract. — Length of contract cannot be discussed under terms of the cur- ‘ rent contract, which expires next September. Only wages and the time study of dayworkers are legal issues upon which an arbitrator could rule. At the plant gate level, minor fist fights broke out at Sharon i where non-strikers inet resistance Tuesday from pickets when they passed through the gates in the northwestern Pennsylvania community. " ~ a . . J " Bargainers for the U’E and the company scheduled another meeting today in Pittsburgh with a federal mediator who has made little progress in trying to end the strike which began last Oct. 17 at 29 plants. Finance Dealings Os Rita Disclosed i Federal Court Suit Over Film Contract HOLLYWOOD (INS) —Financial dealings involving two former husbands of actress Rita Hkyworth have been revealed in a federal court suit over her movie contract with Columbia Pictures. Testimony Tuesday at the opening of the trial disclosed details of a loan of $50,000 by Columbia to her ex-mate Dick Haymes and of her divorce settlement with Moslem Prince Aly Khan. The red-haired screen beauty herI self took the stand to testify in the ! $150,000 damage suit. Both she and Columbia seek that amount from the other on charges of breach of I contract Miss Hayworth came to court dressed conservatively in a blatk > and hep.anifties-Crom a head * told were augmented at times by a ; few tekfsy and sobs as she told about her troubles with her two exi husbands. At the beginning of the trial, at- | torneys for the studio produced evidence to that Columbia ad- ” vaneed a $5".000 loan to crooner Haymes on Dec. 28. 1954, the day ' she signed to make “Joseph and ■ His Brethren." She also received i $75,000 that* day in advance pay. Trade in a Goca Town — Ltcatu

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1955

Marshal Tito In Visit To Egypt CAIfRO QINS) —Yugoslav's Marshal Tito arrived in Cairo today to be greeted by premier Gamal A"bdel Nasser and a cheering crowd of Egyptians. The communist ehlef of state is . on a ip-day goodwill visit to the . ancient nation, but young republic. Dressed in bis familiar light-blue r formal uniform. Tito smiled broad- ( - r ly as he stepped onto the redr carpeted station platform and met 1 the 37-year-old Cairo government . leader, . . • ; Chrysler Planning On Big Expansion Billion Dollars In Five-Year Program DETROIT (INS)—-Chrysle^Prea-ident L. L. Colbert said today this year s record car output "is not a temporary phenomenon” and revealed his firm plans to invest a billion dollars in capital improvements and expansion in the next 1 five years. • In a year-end statment. Colbert viewed 1955 as ‘‘the first time we ’ have seen a clear indication of the real size of the demand for auto- ■ mobiles in this country. “The past year has given the 1 economy as a whole the chance to demonstrate what it could do when iverforming without artificial stimulus or restriction aud in an atmosphere of general confidence.” Colbert said 1955 was clearly the I biggest year in Chrysler history. The firm, he said, shipped approximately 1,361.000 passenger cars from its U. S. plants during the /year. v ■ / J ./ I lib \ 'i feyrE/ • HEHBBF a 1 -ieu'cee,/ ; HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.