Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 134, Decatur, Adams County, 7 June 1956 — Page 12

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Miracle City Gary Plans Anniversary 50th Anniversary Observance Planned GARY. Ind. (UP) — A "miracle city" which grew from a aand dune in the early 1900 b to Indiana's second largest municipality in a little more than 40 years will observe its 50th anniversary next week. While most other Hoosier cities have dug deep into their second century of development, Gary won't observe its 100th anniversary until the year 2000, — But the fact it has only half a century to celebrate has not affected the enthusiasm of Gary’s 157,000 inhabitants who make up a city second in else in Hoosierland only to Indianapolis, the state capital. The city’s golden jubilee opens Saturday for a week-long run, climaxing a celebration which started in March. Many of the festivities are centered around the huge plants of the United States Steel Corp., whose expansion over half a century made this area the world's largest steel producing ' center. .■ A big paraue gets off the celebration Saturday, with hundreds of floats, mobile displays, marching units and bands participating. The parade marshal is Tom Harmon, a Gary boy who made football history as an all-Ameriea at the University of Michigan. A jubilee queen will be crowned amid 16 attendants in the city's new $850,000 stadium. Among her prises will be a 2-weeks trip to Hollywood. •» ■ A cast of 1.500 persons and stage crews of 500 others will present “Steel-O-Rama,” a panoramic description of the city’s development, nightly from June 9 through June IS, with the exception of Bunday, June 10, when a freedom of religion program will be presented. Commercial and Industrial products w|n |be displayed at an exposition during the celebration, and U. 8. Steel’s four steel-making and fabricating plants will hold open house daily Monday through Friday. Touwqrill be conducted on foot and by bos. Children of the tourists will be taken for miniature train rides and can be left in a nursery-playground. The city was bedecked in bunt-

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ji K W. *■£ "**'" JOE COSTELLO, who has been attending the college of commerce at Notre Dame University, has accepted a position as salesman in th* real estate department of the Midwest Realty Co., owned and operated by J. F. Sanmam, well known auctioneer and real estate broker. Joe invites his friends to call and visit him at the offices at Ist and Monroe street, Decatur. — .— ——— ing And decorationr to the occasion. Townspeople grew beards and Wore costumes—not of pioneers, but of the era of Teddy Roosevelt. When they have “oldtimers* day,” there won’t be any hobbling around with canes by the venerable natives. For nobody native to Gary Is older than 50. Gary is so young that until present mayor Peter Mandich came along, the city had to “import” natives of other communities to serve as the city’s chief executive. The anniversary celebration began in March when the board of directors of U. 8. Steel came for an observance. A month later, the board of the United Steelworkers union visited Gary for similar recognition. r ; s. ■ If you have something to sell o» rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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Fuller, professor of agricultural economics at the University of California, said the state's farmers are getting- squeezed two ways: 1. American - born laborers are steadily pulling away from the market. 2. Mexican employers are exerting increasing pressure to end the exporting of surplus laborers. In general. Fuller noted that American-born workers are leaving the fields because the work. i» coming to be regarded as "Mexican work” and because the rewards are so small. Fuller said that farmers are going to have to

make the Jobs more attractive to ‘cittaeu labor” It they are to keep up production level*. Fuller also warned that it unemployment inereasea in the United States, the government will face strong demands to end importing ot laborers. From the Mexican point of view, the situation is also beginning to be a source of irritation. . Fuller said it may not be long before Mexican employers begin exerting pressure to stop exporting ot Mexican nationals because the U. S. wage rates are acting as a lever to pry up Mexican wage standards. Fuller said the agreement between the United States and Mexico on the use of Mexican labor provides that citisen labor should replace alieps when available. This means substituting an uncertain labor supply for one that is certain. The result ot this and the new pressures building in both countries is that California farmers probably will have to abandon "an

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essentially passive approach toward the recruitment and use of citiieh labor” and to make the Held attractive enough to draw on the younger age groups of Americans. , Nice Turnover BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP) — A ‘•junkyard” proved to be a gold mine for the two Golonka brothers. Joseph L. and Sigmund Goloiika sold their 55.5-acre tract in suburban Buffalo for |170,000 to the Kennecott Copper Corp. When they purchased the property a year ago for *>28,250 the brothers had planned to rent it to junk dealer*.' / “ Wronq Club NIAGARA FALLS, fc.Y.’(UP) — Thomas F. Paonessa was ousted as president of the Niagara Falls third ward Republican Club when it was found out, of all things, that he was an affiliated Democrat. He said he affiliated as a Democrat in error.

U. Os Calif. Leads BERKELEY, Calif. {UP) — The University of California leads all other universities in the nation with 44 Guggenheim Fellowships awarded on six of it* eight cam-

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I puses for 1950. The 44 recipients were among 275 scholars and artists ncrows the United State* who received a total of more than IL--000,000 from the foundation. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.