Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 252, Decatur, Adams County, 25 October 1956 — Page 2

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Gas Company Will Pay Rale Refund Decatur Customers Share In Refunds Patrons of the Northern Indiana Public Service company of this area will be among those who will share in refunSs totalling more than one million dollar!. The gas refund checks are currently being mailed to the customers of the Fort Wayne division of NIPSCO. Robert L. Kaade, Fort Wayne division rt®n'a®er* said the refund checks covered the period from Feb. 20. IM2. to April 30. 1954. including interest. The refund was ordered by the Indiana public service commission and affects all customers during the period involved, including heating, cooking gas. commercial and incfustrial customers of the division. Kaade stated that about 57.000 checks would be mailed by Oct. 31. The refund stems' from an order originally issued by the federal power commission ,dlredtinf th<* Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. to refund a certain percentage during the period, involved on the rate it changed the companies which it supplied. Panhandle supplies the gas sold by NIPSCO. During the time Panhandle had its rate case pending before the FPC, they were ordered to set the amount aside in the event the commission failed to approve all of the rate Increase, which it subsequently did. Action by the Indiana commission several weeks ago made the refund possible to NIPSCO customers. Too, Too Much LOWELL, Midh. — (UP — Kent County’s home demonstration agept. Mrs. Alfreds McGuire, sampled’l69 brownies submitted in a brownie-baking competition and then retired as judge. Her stomach reeled.

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Poland Moves To Patch Up Red Relations Polish Government Sends Delegation To Soviet Russia WARSAW (ffl —'the revamped Polish Communist party and government moved today to patch up strained relations with the Soviet Union. A United Press dispatch from Moscow said Wladyslaw Gomulka, the new "liberal” leader of the Polish United Workers iCommuI nist) party, would head a delega- | tion to Moscow today or Friday. The party’s central committee passed a resolution today calling l on Poles to ‘‘consolidate Polish • socialism." i But it ‘added that any attempts to drive a wedge between Poland I and the Soviet Union were doomed Ito failure. i •TKe central committee also condemned anti-Semitism and other ■ racial discrimination. It said the , working class should be on .good ! terms with the intelligentsia. ; The central committee meeting I was the first since Gomulka took I over from Edward Oehab as first ! secretary of the party last week. The official news agency PAP | reported the situation throughout i the country was “back to normal” following nearly a week of demon- 1 strations against Stalinist influ- > ences. 1 The agency said Russian troops I which had moved from their bar- 1 racks when the disturbances started were returning now to their specifically defined Warsaw pact j bases. Work in factories was proceding normally, PAP said, and stu- ' dents have returned to their 1 studies. ‘ It said the people were express- 1 ing their “admiration” of Com- i munist party workers who broke < outside the Hungarian embassy up the last of the demonstrations ’ Wednesday night Box Social Planned At Elks Saturday A box social is planned for Saturday night at the Elks home for members of the lodge and their wives. Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest and largest boxes. The October committee has announced that old-fashioned enterUHwitaii .affl. feggia-at a.a Dr. and Mis. H. R. Frey and Mr. and Mrs. Al Anderson are committee chairmen in charge of arrangements. There were' 2,651,202,330 dozens of eggs sold fTom United States farms in 1954, according to the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

Ife ■ H I ■ I KINO GUSTAV of Sweden looks right in his element as he and granddaughter, Princess Margaret, probe for relics of the ancient Etruscan civilization in San Giovenale, Italy. The Etruscans flour- i ished around .600 B.C. The king went around San Giovenale as the “Count of Gripshohn” for a while, but the villagers finally found him out flnterwafiowoU

COURT NEWS Petition Filed In the divorce case of Robert L. Crownover against Barbara Jean Crownover, a petition to modify a divorce decree has been filed and the cause has been set for trial Oct. 31. Plea Denied In the complaint for injunction by Milo B. Glendenlng against Leonard M. and Syele Wagley and Nelle Alberson, the plaintiff has filed an answer to the defendants' plea in abatement. The plea ■ has been submitted for argument and has been overruled by the court.

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Polling Places To Be Listed Friday The lebal advertisement declaring polling places for the 39 Adams county precincts will appear in the Decatur Daily Demochat Friday. The list will include only one change from voting places in the 1956 primary. The county commissinoners have approved the change of the voting place in East Root precinct from the Dent school house to the restaurant building at Clem's lake in order to make better parking facilities available to the voters. One other change was made at

the primary election last May. Voters in precinct 1-D will go to Faurote’s Body shop in back of the Dinner Bell restaurant on Winchester street. The polling for this precinct was formerly Arnold's Lumber company. Wrong Door MILWAUKEE — (UP) — Mrs. Pauline Pyle was having a busy day and it irritated her when she looked into her hot oven to see how her cake was doing and found no cake. She found the cake in the refrigerator.

Adopt Resolution Honoring Mrs. Sutton At a meeting of the Adams county bar association Wednesday afternoon, local attorneys appointed a committee to draw up a resolution in honor of Mrs. J. C. Sutton, Sr., widow of a former judge of the Adams circuit court. Mrs. Sutton died Tuesday at tfte Adams county memorial hospital after an extended illness. The resolution drawn up by the committee was adopted today at 1:30 p.m. in the court room during special court room services. The resolutions committee was composed of Ed Bose. Henry Heller and . Adams. Following the court room service, the court was closed during the funeral services, which were conducted at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian church. Urges Immunization Against Diphtheria Dr. Norval S. Rich, city health officer, issued a reminder today of the importance of diptheria immunization. He stated that several cases have been reported in the Fort Wayne area and that at least two Decatur people are known to have been, exposed to the disease. He pointed out that the severe suffering caused by the disease can easily be prevented by the immunization shots and added that parents should protect their youngsters by having them immunized. The current increase in reported cases of diptheria indicates an apathy on the part of the people to avail themselves of the protection. Sandwich Clue MELBOURNE, Fla. — (UP) —lt wgs elementary deduction for Police Chief John Thomas to decide children broke into a local diner. "I could tell it was kids by the bite size in the sandwiches,” he explained.

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