Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 1 June 1956 — Page 8

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Congress Split On Narcotics Peddling Death-Penalty Bill Is Passed By Senate WASHINGTON (UP)—The senate and house may split over whether to make narcotics peddling punishable by death. Rep. Hale Boggs (D-La.) predicted today that the house next week will unanimously approve thia bill that would “throw the book" at narcotics smugglers and peddlers. But the bill does not include the death penalty. The senate Thursday passed a death-penalty bill aimed at stamp Ing out the use of heroin. It would authorise the death penalty for selling heroin to juveniles and for a third heroin-peddling conviction. Boggs said he is afraid juries might think the death penalty is too stiff and therefore let offenders off lightly. He also said stamping out the heroin traffic isn’t enough. He said, his bill hits “across the board." ■ , Other congressional sewsr j NATQ: (l**v Hubert H. Humph, rey (D-Mlpn.) said, he is drafting a congressional resolution proposing, a “ciUzens conference ’ .representing all North Atlantic treaty aApisatiog t .p»tfdris. Re said; such a meetrnf?woulck£o touch to further the broadening of >tATO‘ //nffifflE ■ na. ■ I ——— - . c I —• Last Time Tonight — “7 CITIES Os GOLD” | Richard -Egan, Michael WbhWe A "BENGAZj" | RicKzrd ■ ' - ***"* , 2Srx etgry of * A-*-'; -5•„ 1 Van Johnson, Walter Pldgetoi j T - o—o—-» SUN. } Xkk ■ • W n 4-Vouflh Smash!/ „ .fSDM-SHDKm — mi i

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Currently on a 4550-milp tour, for the Lutheran Hour, tMe Concordia Seminary Lutheran Hour chorus of St. Louis, Ho.;- will give a concert in Decatur /Youth and Community Center JuuSN at I:3ft p.m. ,*?■*% The singing theologians are un- . der the direction of George Rattel-; muller, a student at Cppcgrdia Theological Seminary hi St.toujs. Featured on the nation-wide Mutual network broadcast of the Lutheran Hour, the Concordia Seminary chorus has gained a wide; reputation • tor -quaHty -in- choral United States and Canada on «s sumtner/touti ’ k ‘ ? 5 . Chorus cdriklfl of students preparing for the minisffy in the Lutheran 1I Hance rather than * - purely mHirry union. TVA; < A* ‘seriate source sffd ways art up all Appropriations for the Tennessee , ,v>n*y> • wtn B* dispute.over construction of,nfw /power units Is settled. That wotßd .force a shpwdpwn.ever ; wketlfcr ’the'TV A may 'use 'its owh funds jfrom sale of power to build more units to existing steen*' general- ’«”*•>* Money: ‘The sfena'te' passed by voice vote a |l,4«,81«,000 bill to run the ~ commerce department a-Kl rPUIei fiscal >957. The house voted |«4.313,00T I gees. Tlje bill wag sent to Ji Ejoint conference / committee. J nor two more years. The bill al would dirGe|Miry of co: Snerce to investigate the supply LriWWi-. l eDate r If you have Something to sen or rooms for. rent, - try Democrat result-#, ruoett'' I 'WL™' UMBERLOST ORIVEI, ' THEATRE .. (GENEVA. IND. .. > ; .re , . •-.■ ■■ Friday & Saturday JVhe' ISt’ Here’s your Western, Folks: “They Rode West” and selected eHorts Sunday & Monday June 3rd and Jth- . ' “The Three Muscateers” and selected sMrts [lies., Wed. & Thur. June 5, 6 and *7 “Prize of (k>ld” and selected shorts,. Hl 'ill' 111 • Ttr-mi

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synod? Ministerial students iiftlie Missouri synod take rti' years of college work and due year'of in-the-field training before theysjre eligible for the ministry; l> * The choristers wtir serve -parishes of the J.Zftft.lAO.member Missouri synod, which’is . the D.aecotid ' largest Luthbi'an church body in America. ' 1 ” .This year's -chorus tour tdns from-June 6, when the choir sings in Effingham. Hi:, to July 1, When the closing concert will Be hdld : -in Louisville, Ky. The tour is through 13 states and Washington, D C ; ; ' Sponsor of the tour is the Lutheran Hour the world’s most widespread radio broadcast. In Decatur the concert id being sponsored by Decatur Laymen League zone. The general public Is invited. '' ® Injuries Fatal To Bellefountaine Man v ’ PORTLAND, Ind (■Tf’)—William l H. Zbm, Tft BelleMthjiiA died r Thursday in jay county hospital 1 11 days after he was injured in ■ a collision of wto automobile* (to i Ind. near Portia: d Zorn's wife I and Dr. John S. L!_e, Portland ■ veterinarian, were injured- ? ; fr< ' X -T . lie 1 Officers Are Named ‘ By Rural Carriers 1 Members of the Adams county ' rural letter carrier's assoeinffon k and ladies auxiliary -enjcyed !f a dinner meeting in the basement -of the Farm Bureau butlding' in l Monroe recently. Following the dinner. -Ralph M. Troyer'of the • Fort Wayne distridt offlte bf "tbe ■ ! postal, department spoke to f gaoep. il* disease*! • the debek* i tra’ts&tion program of -the pd’sc- ' office department after which th* dtocaasion was opened forvtiWesiipns -which Troyer answered'Tir the geolip. - )’»•«' GWDuring th* business Hssibks election of officers was held. Corwin Newcomer, -of- Gen*ta‘,W4s named president' of -IM -AddittS Ccwoty . Association;. G. R. Dtirkfn ;of ' Decatur, Tier president; -Kn j Raymond Beer oTßerhe/dilcrHW. Mss-Aherman- stueky of Bernd; wtfs voted president of the Mrs;iN-.-Raymond Beet ‘»t vioe president: and f MW R,.'DurJrfn. of JMWtfhr,-ddrteWirjr? present Were. Mr. and MfiRalph M. Troyer' ol Ft. Wayne: ’MV, and Mrs. Corwin NewcotMr and John H. Aspy of GeMva; Sir; and Mrs. H, E. Zerkei, Mr. and , MrS. Dtu-Mi, and Mr. and ' Mffly Richard ,-of; D«Catur; Mg:- arid Mrs. Harty Crownpyer and Mrs. Eliza Hohneht of Monroe; Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Stuc- ■ ky. Mr. and .Mrs. iGlenu Bixler ' and Raymond Beer oL'Barjae; apd Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dyaon/of Bluff, DEMO PLATFORM ■ ’ (Ceatiewe* from Wage sales tax and - endorsing a direct primary for *ll elective' offices. Committee members mentioned that direct primary planks are “standard" for platforms of both parties. Former Rey. Andrew Jac- ' obs of Indianapolis said “HeW about saying it arid meaning It this time? We *re like we’re afraid of the people." - " The Indiana ecbool boards AB- - proposed outright state * grants to schools for constructfoh purposes rather than loans, and removal of the office Os stat* Aft* perintendent of public iristrncttoh from politics. • The Indiana Farmers Union sdhmittel written recommendations of pUt>hs calling for Ifto per ciirit of parity-for farm prices, a family farm credit program, use of farrt products in foreign aid programs, e state veterinarian-school, replacement of gross ’ income tax with’a net income tax, elimination of personal property, takes and a food stamp plan for heedy perAli Intofeeted groups wete|M vlted to plug for the ideas A believe should be included In bh* plank to be offered to the Democratic state convention June W. Former Gov. Henry Schricker and other top party leaders head * half dozen sub-committees. j The committee planned to heat proposals from groups and individuals, then break up into subcommittees and come up with plans to be considered by the cat*mlttee *s a wbplc Saturday, State Democratic headquarters said all nin*. party candidates tor the gubernatorial nomination will appear personally or send proposals. ’ --r“ / K you n*vu aom«uMng to MQ ®’ rooms for rout, try * Democrai Want Ad. n bring* rmlt*.

Growers Directors To* Meet Wednesday The directors of the Northeast*. ern mdfana growers association have accepted the invitation of Mr. and M™- Janson of Pleasant Lake, to'hold their June meeting at their home. The meeting will stmt at 8 fc.W Wednesday, June «. The Jacksons, Mvq three miles east of Pleasant Ori a blacktop road. Their place te known a* the Lakeview nursery. Their small fruit planting consists of three acres of raspberries one acre <£ strawberries. All. £ruit grawerii Os northeasteihi Indiana who are particularly interested in getting mdrb jlgforination about small fruit ''ire Invited to the Jack-, son home. Frank Erparson, extension hor- ; ticulturist frottrj&deie University,* will be present to lead the discus-; sion and answer growers quesehce Chapman. Rome City, president of the .Northeastern growers and Henry Rehm, Shipshewana, secretary of the association, will be present. The* meetiug at, the Jackson home is the second in a Series of three itaSetings scheduled by the Northeastern Indfeaa,-growers association with Fratdt Etneraon. This meeting will be devoted to small fru|t. The- July meeting will be held at the Clarence Hasler orchards. GfabilU July 5. -and will be devoted more to tree fruit. Complete Plans For Girl Jfcoiih House LLodM ,GiH Stout officials and city officials uiet Thursday night to complete yre’lminary plans prior, to building thl Girl Scout su nt»r house at Hahna-Nuttman I park. Work pertaining to the building which, ti®. sty Wil) contribute as its part in the prsj£tt was discussed and each mdnieipal department received authorik<rtk>n to probe Usettbi ths project wjU o&fb<? from'*'e - Gfrj Scout * count. Sey&rdj have made the gity also am Its park^SM? for funds will be made because the Giri Scouts derive an annual fund from- the- Community FTrCd."~"T??X ; TWO k\EN KILLEP fwnt. _®Mfe.MepDl from unidentified Communist sdhreas ASetroft tint* the‘killWWW. (u.iM ...i i ~ ! (Mil, I , t;IM £<>•>.?*.» s-sue re ruus.rt ,sr,t -•<. t ' x Ar \ 1 - -'-’Um M r 1/ w 1/ BM - jftJ / mr* Washable 100% DACRON *B*9s - I . ORLON $ 6-50 and 7-50 HOBBY JEANS CAL E. PETERSON CLOTHIER

Associate Dean JRMRBB n ' Ik JI BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Leo R. Dowlipg, native of Decatur and graduate of Decatur Catholic high school,, who has been a member of the statt. a| Indiana University since 1957, has been 4 appointed associate dean of students, it has been ahqpunbed by 1. U. President Hejknau" Ik W ell -»- Dowli ng Was «.' bee n assl sta 11 dean of studehU vsi.nce 1 1!M6 : after having been Wd< luted wHh the university's school, of business. He currently Is preiJr*”nt of the national association of foreign student advlugrs, which represents 260 colleges apd universities aid 40 noh-avademic agencies in the field of international «dpcation. ' a-.. | ■ a j fused to tell the house can activiqea conimittee whetbei be was eve£>‘ member of the Communist party, was one if some 30 guests attending the Pin* ty in ljpi»or <» Polish Americans (Who. toured Commhnist Poland. The travelers had just returned : aboard the Preach Unjr Liberte after speeding seVen weeks 'in Poland. &.=■ ■ Severia H. >S««Urg»r Mtaraeys i ESTdShB JM. 51 u NOTICE TO IN[TERHSTEO THE ESTATE OF 'BLANCHE KERN . • . In the Circuit Court- Os Adame County April Term, 1954. . In the (natter of the Estate of (Blanche Kern, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Thelma R, Swager as executrix of the above. tats.. AM. IWft-, Sen ted aftd- 4 iiied hag futfl-' aqoosni] n final sexKfafnt .ofMain eatate.J ■and that vrgtTMnscUp JflW khe examiMtikn anaactton or said (Adams K.sre#fv Court, on the 14th jof June, IS<><, at which tttne all \waUA^-IMj er< ‘ S Uj^ilW r and ahaw eauao, it wny there be. Why -said '*»■<bunt should not be approved. A<nd-the heirs df said decedent! and All ' other* interested are jOeo-required'-to'‘appeAt and make prwof Os their heirship or claim to any t>arA-ot-saSd. -«Ma«e. .. 3-i.s Ttxsbma ! ftv- Ou-ager, ' •b. raanal - representative’ • ' sroiM/Mr ; May 26 .4UIW i • J‘ TTrv '**»*<**> em® el 1 ..U i *a»i. »■ ■

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Award Certificate To Culligan Dealer A certificate of proficiency has been awarded Clarence P ? Ziner, local Gulligan soft water service denier, for completing an interslve 60-hour course in water conditioning methods. The water conditioning and management seminar, offered by Culilgan soft water institute, Northbrook, ill. provides Culligjn dealers and mangers with the most recent techniques and information on water softening, taste and uror control, and iron removal.’ Also Included in the seminar were studies of water conditioning equipment, including service and maintenance, and a discussion of management techniques. ELECTROMODE , ELECTRIC HEATING Free Estimate & Operating Cost Wiring, Repair 41 Contracting REYNOLDS ELECTRIC 840 N. 13th Phone 3-4497

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