Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 210, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1956 — Page 4

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TRADE IN DECATUR CHIEF JUSTICE Earl Warren of the United States addresses an audience in Delhi (India) university after receiving an honorary degree of doctor of law. Seated are Dr. S. R. Daas (left), chiel justice of India, and Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, chancellor of the university. Mrs. Warren is with him. (International Soundvhotal

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Parliament Is 1 Summoned Into Extra Session Recall Parliament From Summer Recess To Meet Wednesday LONDON (UP) —Prime minister Sir Anthony Bden today recalled parliament from its summer recess to au emergency session next Wednesday in a clear indication Britain wants a settlement of the Suez Canal dispute within the week. The only major issue before the special session of parliament would be the use of the big AngloFrench expeditionary force now building up in the eiastern Mediterranean. if there is no settlement. Eden and his cabinet —including the army, navy and air ministers — made the decision to recall parliament from its 2H-month summer vacation during an extraordinary meeting today. The new first lord of the admiralty, Lord Hailsham, attended the cabinet session. His presence Indicated a possible tough policy. Before he took office last Sunday he had written that the canal users “have the means to impose their will on Egyptian President (Gamal Abdel) Nasser and it must be done.” There was no longer any serious doubt that Britain was girding for military action in the Suez dispute if Nasser finally rejects the results of the London conference on Suez. The recall of parliament followed demands from the opposition Labor party that the legislators be consulted before force is used. o 0 County Agent's Column o 0 Care of Trees Recent windstorms in north-cen-tral Indiana sene as a reminder that men have contributed to the Joss or severe damage of many shade trees, reports H. W. Gilbert, Purdue University extension land* scape architect. According to Gilbert, a large percentage of downed or broken trees were hollow, decayed, or weak branched because of improper methods used to control tree growth in previous years. Professional arborists. with knowledge of the ha Bits of different kinds of trees, know how to apply' their craft in pruning a tree to assure its future welfare. To- these! arborists, the methods used by others which lesson the span of life and welfare of a tree often are referred, to as ‘"be-heading” or “batcher”. Gilbert believes that in many cases homeowners have waited too long before employing proper methods or professional arborists. For best jiesults. corrective pruning, should be done, anticipating the problem of size before it gets out of hand. — — —-. .. With the current loss of trees by disease and storms, the value of a good tree is more noticeable. Persons who plan to plant trees on home grounds have an opportunity to select from a wide variety. There are many trees to serve the purpose desired by the homeowner and which require a minimum of maintenance. Gilbert says. A bulletin on transplanting and care of shade trees can be obtained from the local county extension office. .’•• t Light Money Flew BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP) — I Police were a bit puzzled when a | 11-year-old boy could only explain he had been robbed of $1.62. in “light” money. He was to have paid the power bill. Days Os Yore IDAHO CITY, Idaho (UP) — I This small town of 250 inhabitants j was once the capital of the Idaho i territory with a 40,000 population. Jay Walkers Die =- SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Latest figures from the California State Automobile Association indicate that about 40. per cent of pedestrian deaths in California occurred because of crossing between intersections. Happy Anniversary GROTON, Conn. (UP) — Mrs. Dorothy Gilbert of Norwich- celebrated her birthday anniversary by giving birth to twins, a boy and a girl. Lost Shirt Returned FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. (UP)— Mrs. Sylvia Brown’s husband lost his shirt while baling hay. It turned up nearly a year later —inside a bale of hay. If you bars something to sell ui rooms tor rent, try a Democra. Want Ad. It briugs result*.

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fc NEW 20-mm. aircraft cannon described as the most powerful yet made is shown at Aberdeen, Md., Proving grounds at Defense department tests. The cannon was fired at 4,000 rounds per minute, reportedly could be fired at twice that rate. It will be mounted on the USAF F-104 fighter, which has flown nearly 1,400 mph., and on the B-58 supersonic bomber, ndw nearing com-

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Regular Legion Meeting Monday The regular meeting of Adams post 43, American Legion, Is scheduled for next Monday night at 8 oJock, Frank Detter, commander, announced today. There will be a smoker following the transaction of business. 1 • Five-Year-Old Boy Feared Fire Victim ALEXANDRIA, Ind. (UP)—Five-year-old Stephen Waymire was missing and pressumed burned to death In a fire which destroyed a barn on his parents’ farm southeast of here Wednesday night. Stephen’s brother Richard, 8, told his parents Stephen was playing with matches in the barn. The boys’ father. Clarence. 44, ran to the barn and discovered it was afire. .

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Speaks For Itself ONEIDA, N. Y. tUP) — Mrs. Mary A. Cooper was slopped during a walk on her 100th birthday and asked to comment on her longevity. “No comment,” the spry woman snapped. '• That's Too Bad OGDEN, Utah (UP) — Judge Charles H- Sneddon fined an 18-year-old driver- SIOO or 50 days in jail for driving 65 miles an hour through heavy traffic and running six stop signs. In his defense the youth explained he didn’t know he was being followed by an officer. Staunch Democrat PARIS, Tenn. (UP) — Napoleon Bonaparte Glover has voted a straight Democratic ticket in every election since 1881. He’ll be 96 years old in November. Trade m a Good Town - • Decatur

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Fourth Award Made In Safety Campaign Christian W. Franz To Receive Check Christian W. Franz, of 317 Winchester street, is the latest person to receive a $5 check from the Chicago Motor club as a reward for safe and courteous driving. Franz was stopped by police chief James Borders this morning after the police officer had followed him from Five Points on Second street to just across the Monroe street bridge on U. S. highway 224. Franz stated that he thought he was stopped because he had done something wrong. Instead he was told that his safe Driving practices had earned him the $5 award. Chief Borders indicated that during the time he followed Franz, the Decatur man carefully observed all traffic rules and showed courtesy in his driving. An electrical contractor. Franz has been driving for about 15 years. He is the fourth personto receive the award in the current courtesy campaign. Better As Walker LIMERICK. Me. (UP\ — Roger McGrath, 17, walked 24 miles to Sanford to take an automobile driving test. He failed the examination.

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Funeral Rites For Frank Nixon Friday LA HABRA, Calif. (UP) — The family of Frank Ntxon today advised friends not to send flowers to his funeral. Instead, the family requested that in lieu of flowers friends may make contributions to the arthritis and rheumatism foundation located at 23 W. 45th St.. New York. Nixon. 77-year-o!d father of Vice President Richard M. Nixon, will be buried Friday in the family plot at Rose Hills cemetery after final rites at 2 p.m. Candidates Speak At National Field Days “ NEWTON, iowa (UP) — President Eisenhower and Adlal E. Stevenson will speak at the national field days here this month. Mr. Eisenhower announced Wednesday he would attend the annual farm show Friday, Sept. 21. Stevenson earlier had announced he would appear Sept. 22. Both men attended national field days in I?S2 near Kasson, Minn., to farm policy speeches. ' No Disease Left? ALBANY, N. Y. (UP) — Polio researcherg looking for the virus that causes the disease, found some Viruses they say are looking for a disease to cause. The New York Health Department “Health New's” said the researchers have dubbed these “orphan viruses.” ,