Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 134, Decatur, Adams County, 7 June 1956 — Page 6

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Charge Ike Aids Private Utilities House Democrats Make Accusation WASHINGTON (UP) — Hous* Democrats today accused the. Eisenhower administration of aiding DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

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private utilities in a fight to destroy public power and remove all opposition to “a complete private power monopoly in the United States.'* The Democratic majority of the house government operations committee made public a 250-page report calling for Mr. Eisenhower to fire interior undersecretary Clarence A. Davis and assistant secretary Fred G. Aandahl. The report accused former Interior secretary Douglas McKay, Davis and Aandahl of a "braien attempt” to subvert the law by favoring private utilities in the sale of federal power. Republican members r of the 30man committee issued an angry dissent.

They denounced what they called the Dempcrats’ "venomous attack on private enterprise.” The Democratic report, they said, was a “textbook for socialism.” The Republicans’ 50-page dissent said the Democrats had displayed a “shocking misuse of (Congressional prerogatives and functions for partisan purposes” The reports are based on 18 days of stormy hearing held in Springfield, Mo., Atlanta. Ga., Denver, Colo., Idaho Falls, Idaho. San Francisco, Calif., and Washington. D. C„ last year by a subcommittee headed by Rep. Earl Chudoff (DPa). ,» Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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COURT NEWS Marriage Licenses ’ Raymond Conn, 27, • Fort Wayne, and Joan Louise Teeter, >27, Adams county. . Elmer Gerke, 44. Decatur route three, and Dorothy A. Spieth, 44, Monroeville. James Olen Amstutt. 21. Berne, and Carol Jean Roth, 18. Fort Wayne. Complaint for Damages A complaint for damages has been filed by the Emmco Insurance company against Cecil M. Stetler and a summons has been ordered returnable Sept. 14. The plaintiff seeks 1&29.20 for damages resulting from an accident Jan. 28. 1955 in Decatur on U. S. highway 33.' i Divorce Filed A complaint for divorce charging cruel and inhuman treatment has been filed by Audrey A. Roudebush against James H. Roudebush. A summons has been ordered issued returnable 4. A petition for allowance has been filed by the plaintiff and a notice has been ordered returnable June 15. An affidavit for a restraining order submitted by the plaintiff has been approved. .. .. Mosure Estate .... -X. *- * The inheritance tax report for the estate of John Mosure has been submitted, showing a net value *12,491.05. Tax due is *11.23 from each of four heirs, two daughters and two sons.

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Army Plans Shakeup In Reserve Program Moves To Build Up Ready Reserve Force WASHINGTON (UP) —The army announced plans today to transfer 500,000 reservists from the ready to the standby reserve, JTeeing them from any sail to active duty except by act of congress. An additional 475,000 reservists will be discharged altogether. Thay are men who served prior to June, 1951, mostly Korean war veterans, whose tour as reservists would soon ead anyway. The army announced the shakeup in its reserves as a move to “build up a truly ready reserve force” of 1.692,000 reservists and national guardsmen available for immediate call in war or other emergency. Ready reserves can be called to active duty by presidential order whereas standby reservists are liable only if congress declares war or a national emergency. An army spokesman said most of the men affected by the army plan, which will be carried out during the year starting July 1, have not been actively participating in reserve units. Penalties for .failure to participate have been In effect only since last .year’s reserve act was passed and do not apply to those who already were in the reserves.

The army said the aim of the new screening program is to keep in ready reserve units men who are physically fit, have necessary military qualifications and will be available for immediate service in emergency. The screening process will remove from the ready reserve men who would be needed vitally in industry, research and activities necessary to national health and safety. Car Is Damaged By Hit And Run Auto A car owned by Timothy Sprague of Decatur was damaged by a hit and run auto Wednesday at the corner of Fifth and Monroe streets, where the Sprague vehicle waa parked. Damage was estimated at 135. James W. Haxton, 28, of Richmond. arrested Saturday for speeding on U. S. highway 27 north of Decatur, was found guilty in city court this morning and was fined $1 and costs. In the charge of disorderly conduct filed against James Roudebush of Decatur, Hubert R. McClenahan entered appearance for the defendant in city court this morning and asked for a continuance before entering a plea. Roudebush is out on a SIOO bond. Chicago — American railroads carried 52 percent of all the intercity freight in 1353, but back in 1926 they accounted for at least 75 ffeycent of the total. Trade in a wood Town — Decatur

Matthew Connelly Denies Any Bribes Resumes Testimony At Tax Fix Trial ST. LOUIS (UP) — Matthpw J. Connelly, flatly denying he took bribes when he was ex-President Truman’s White House appointments secretary, resumed his selfdefense at his tax fix trial today. Connelly made the denial of federal charges against him when he began his testimony Wednesday. But he admitted that he once received two suits worth S3OO from an income tax evader's attorney. Connelly Is on trial with T. Lamar Candle, head of the justice department tax division in the Truman administration. They are accused of conspiring with attorney Harry I. Schwimmer to “fix" the tax evasion case of Sch Wimmer’s client, shoe broker Irving Sachs. Schwimmer suffered a courtroom heart attack and has been released as a defendant Government attorney Wyllys Newcomb, who said he was attacking the credibility of the witness, asked Connelly if he had ever received anything of value from Schwimmer. “Well, he bought me some neckties once,” Connelly said. Then he addea tnat Schwimmer had given him two suits of clothes worth S3OO during a visit of the presidential party to Kansas City. The matter of the gift was not pursued further. Connelly testified that his Job required him to refer callers to the proper government representatives but insisted he “never discussed the Sachs case with T. La-

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