Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1956 — Page 4

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Court Rews 1 Marriage License Tilman Bixler, 50, Berne, and Emma Schug, 52, Berne. Answer Demanded In the complaint on account of Paul E. Hammond against Roy and Betty Friedley, the defendants have been ruled to answer absolute In 10 days. Divorce Dismissed The divorce case of William Neadstine against Myrtle Neadetine has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. Costs of the action have been assessed against the plaintiff. Ruled To Answer Hubert and Margaret Wolfe, defendants in a complaint on promissory note by the Schwarts Ford

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eouMNuny, have been ruled to •» aww in 10 days. Cause Dismissed The complaint on account by Gaylord Fast and D. Schumm, doing business aa F. S. Floor Covering. against George Litchfield, doing bnaineaa aa Pioneer Restaurant. haa been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. Coats have been assessed against the plaintiff. Excused from Jury For good and sufficient reason, Chester C. Bryan has been excused from duty on the petit jury of the February term of Adams circuit court. Complaint Filed A complaint for damages has been filed by Gerald Kramer against Darrell Williams. The plaintiff seeks >250 for damages Incurred ' in an accident Feb. 3, 1955 in Fort -

Wayne. A summons Mui been ordered returnable March >l. Title Quieted Proof of the publication of notices to all defendants has been filed in the complaint to quiet title by Paul and Vera Hammond against Andrew Max Henry, etel. None of the defendants have answered the notice and the court haa ruled that the title to the property on North Second street in Decatur be quieted. Brodbeck Estate The inheritance tex report for the estate of Mary E. Brodbeck has been filed and a notice has been ordered Issued returnable March 30. The net estate is valued at >5,345.48, with >2,625.48 subject to tex. Heirs include 11 nephews, six nieces and a sister-in-law. Magsaysay Would Expose Red Fraud Philippines Prexy Gives Interview By KINGSBURY SMITH (I.N.S, General Manager) (World Copyright, 1956, By 1.N.5.) TOKYO (INS)—-Philippines President Ramon Magsaysay strongly supported today the creation of an informational grand strategy staff under the Southeast Asia treaty organisation to expose the “fraud" of communism in Asia. He also Indicated he would favor the Manila pact (SEATO) council of ministers considering the possibility of naming the informational strategy organisation the “Freeinform” as a counter-check to the comlnform. \ ‘ > The Filipino leader's views were set forth in written answers to a series of questions submitted to him by William Randolph Hearst Jr., editor-in-chief of the Hearst

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newspapers, during a two-and-a-half hour interview in Manila on Monday. ’ . The answers were radioed to Tokyo, where Hearst will be received by the emperor of Japan on Friday., " • Urging greater application of Pacific charter principles, Magsaysay said: “A program of information should well be one of the important activities of SRATO. Too many Asians today, for example, confuse world-communism as it exists with the theoretical concept of a socialistic way of life. "To few realise tjf.t this Ideological camouflage conceals predatory and unscrupulous materialism. A thorough exposure of this fraud would help Aslans to recugnize their enemies and resist them.” Asked what could be done to implement the Pacific charter and whether he would favor the creation of a permanent council to encourage the spirit of freedom In Asia and combat the subversive influences of communism. Magsaysay said: “The Manila pact has provided for the necessary mechanism to achieve its objectives which are based on the principles enunciated in the Pacific charter. “For this purpose the pact members have established a council composed of the foreign ministers of the member states. m “On this body should property devolve the work envisaged tor a permanent Pacific charter council. However, I believe in giving greater permanency to the council than we now have under the pact to enable it to function more effectively.” In conclusion, the Philippines president said he is looking forward “with great eagerness to taking advantage of the standing invitation so kindly extended me by President Elsenhower” to visit the United States.

Attendance Report r ! Os Rural Schools Hartford high school and St. Pater’s Lutheran grade four to eight led the school attendance tor the past six weeks period, according to a report by Mrs. Mildred Foley, attendance officer. Hartford with 56 students had an attendance percentage of 97.4 which was tops in the high school group. St. Peter’s grade four to eight with 31 pupils had an attendance percentage of 98.7. The other high school attendance records for the period include Geneva, 133 students, 96.5; Adams Central, 192 students, 96; Monmouth, 153 students, 97.1; PleasI ant Mills, 88 students, 93.3, and Jefferson, 42 students, 96. Attendance records at Jefferson grade school show grades one and two, 30 pupils, 92 percent; grades three and four, 36 pupils, 96.8; grades five and six, 26 pupils, 94.9; I and grade seven and eight, 32 puI pils, 96.1. At Pleasant Mills — grade one I and two, 33 pupils, 96.5; grade three and four, 29 pupils, 96.4; grade* five and six, 24 pupils, 94.7; . and grade seven and eight, 54 pui pils, 96.9. At Bobo — grade four through six, 20 pupils. 94.5; and grade one through three, 31 pupils, , 93.6. ■ At Hartford — grade one and two, 33 pupils, 95.8; grade three i and four, 36 pupils, 96. T; grade five and six, 28 pupils, 98.4; and . grade seven and eight, 24 pupils, WX t At Adams Central — grade one, . 72 pupils, grade two, 85 . pupils, 94; grade three, 88 pupils, . 95.6; grade four, 75 pupils, 95.8; , grade five, 62 pupils, 94.4; grade , six, 73 pupils, 98; grade seven, 82 pupils, 94.5, and grade eight, 64 pupils, 97.4. v At Geneva’ — grade one, 43 pupils, 94; grade one and two, 40 pupils, 92; grade two, 4’5 pupils, grade three, 39 pupils, 94.9; grade three and four, 32 pupils, 94; grade four, 39 pupils, 96; grade five, 40 pupils, 94.8; grade six, 51 pupils.

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