Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 214, Decatur, Adams County, 11 September 1957 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1957

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VICE PRESIDENT Richard Nixon presents trophies to Althea Gibson and Malcolm Anderson after their singles victories in the U. S. tennis championships at Forest Hills, N. Y. Miss Gibson is the first Negro to win the title. Anderson, an Australian, upset top-seeded Ashley Cooper, also of Australia. (International)

Cool Weather Slows Tomato Harvesting Labor Shortages Develop In State INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Cool weather again delayed the peak of the Indiana tomato harvest well past mid-September and labor shortages were developing. That was the word today from the Indiana Employment. Security Division in its weekly farm labor bulletin which showed that 8,570 out-of-area workers were on duty last week in Hoosierland. 'Tomato ripening continues to be slow, almost at a standstill,** the report said. “Peak picking delayed until after middle of month. Part-time work making crews restless. Shortages starting to ap pear.*’ The report by areas: ANDERSON — Need hot dry weather to speed tomato ripening and to improve quality. Part of the traffic through the farm labor office at Elwood are “shoppers’* and crews seeking additional work to supplement part-time picking COLUMBUS—Sweet corn quality continues good. Quantity is slacking off. Tomato ripening slow. CONNERSVILLE — Sweet corn pack ending this week. Quality good, tonnage down. Tomato pick- ■ ing slow. Pickers restless. FORT WAYNE—Tomato proc- ■ | cssing plants working on day-to-day basis due to cool weather Several domestic crews have left i area.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Cool weather slowing tomato ripening. Peak not expected until end of next week. KOKOMO—Warm, dry weather needed to insure an average to-' mate crop- Peak about a week away. LAFAYETTE — Tomato processors limited to part-time operation by cool weather. Quality fair. LA Porte—With cool weather, anticipated shortage of peach pickers has not developed. Carrots, peppers and fresh market sweet corn are being harvested. Local women recruited to wash and bag produce. LAWRENCEBURG — Cool weather retarding ripening of tomatoes, LOGANSPORT — Tomatoes ripening more rapidly. Canning plants running at capacity. MARION—Tomato crop fading fast. Quality and quantity not too good as result of cool weather and late blight. Some plant workers have gone home to Arkansas and Tennessee MUNClE—Ripening of tomatoes almost at standstill because of cool weather. The main part of the pack for this area still in fields. Crews restless. Current labor shortage on spot basis. NEW CASTLE—Tomato processing plants still on part-time operation due to cool weather. First picking completed in most fields. Crews need more work to prevent restlessness. PERU—Sweet corn processing ending. Lima bean canning well under way. Tomato processing limited by cool weather. Deprived of food, a mole will die .in about a day.

Nickel Punch HARTFORD, Conn. — W» - Shortly after winning 885,000 in a sweepstakes. John Hancock was punched in a dispute over a nickel. Hancock is a bus driver and the argument was over a fare. ■ - > Speed Limit WETHERSFIELD, Conn. - W — Water skiers in Wethersfield Cove have to break the law to indulge in their sport. If they don’t go faster than the six-mile-an-hour speed limit, they can't stay afloat. Mixed Loot SYRACUSE, N. Y. - (W - Police weren't sure whether they were looking for adults or juveniles in connection with a burglary at the Fairway Food Market. The burglars took 30 dollars* worth of cigarettes, a box of cigars and a bag of bubble gum.

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Diploma Copy AUSTIN. Tex. — W — University of Texas graduates will definietly get fatter wallets as a result of their education. The Ex-Stu-dents' Association said it will begin giving each graduating senior a plastic-covered wallet-sized diploma, a pbotastatic copy of the original. Free Shines PITTSBURGH — V) - Members of the Garage and Parking Lot Attendants Union Local 926 have asked for free daily shoeshines along with a pay increase in their new wage contract. Shrimp Count CHICAGO — W — An official of the Shrimp Association of the Americas said American fishermen operated 7,000 shrimp boats and marketed 220,000,000 pounds of shrimp last year, but imports of 68,000,000 pounds from Mexico still were needed.

MARKING THE FUST TIME that • Russian passenger plane ev« landed in the United States, a Soviet TU-104 jet liner will land the Russian United Nations staff in New York between Sept S and Sept 7. This is a file photo of the TU-104, a twin-jet craft with a cruising speed of 500 miles an hour. The U. 8. Department of State also granted Moscow permission to fly a second flight to the U. 8. between Sept IS and 17. f/HtomationaU

Tradition Broken ACTON, Mass. — ffl — For the first time in 101 years, Acton has a town clerk whose name is not Tuttle. When Harlan E. Tuttle, 53, resigned recently he broke a family tradition that covered three

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generations. Charles M. Macrae took over Tuttle's job. Bighorn sheep can Me in the snow for hours and stay warm. Their winter coat of matted hair (not ■ wool) doesn’t let enough body heat : escape to melt a snowflake.