Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1957 — Page 6

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French Head Seeks To Bolster Economy Gaillard Launches New Crash Program PARIS (UP) — Premier Felix Gaillard launched a crash program today to save the French economy with a S6OO million loan from the Bank of France. He was expected to get approval of his emergency stop-p»p measure from both the National Assembly and the Senate today. Gaillard lost no time in securing authorization from His cabinet to borrow 250 billion francs <s6oo million) from the bank to meet France’s domestic and foreign obligations- Approval was given at the first meeting of the cabinet following Gaillard’s investure by the National Assembly early Wednesday. The Assembly planned to vote on the stop-gap loan this afternoon. The Senate then will meet to confirm the ratification. With the pressing financial problem out of the way, Gaillard will be able to turn his full attention to other priority legislation: 1 —Renewal of emergency powers to fight the rebellion in Algeria. —A recovery act designed to give the French executive wide authority to intervene in the, national economy —Passage of a new revised •‘home rule” bill for Algeria. If these measures can be pushed through die parliament, the government is expected to open a

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drive for constitutional reform and revision of the electroal laws. College Student To Face Murder Charge Retired Coal Miner Is Beaten To Death CUNTON, Ind. (UP)—Richard Lee Goodwin, 24, New Goshen, a student at Indiana State Teachers College in Terre Haute, Wednesday was charged with seconddegree murder in connection with the death of Fred Call, 57, Clinton. Call, a retired coal miner, was found dead early Tuesday behind the Clinton city garage. He had been badly beaten and a wallet containing SSO was missing when the body was found. Goodwin denied knowledge of Call’s death. But authorities said he admitted he fought Call during a drinking bout behind the garage. He said he met Call Monday night and the two went out drinking together. When they got back to Call’s car, an argument broke out and the two men began fighting. Goodwin said he shoved Call out of the car and drove off. Goodwin was arrested at his home on a tip supplied to state police by an anonymous caller. He was held in Vermillion County Jail at Newport under $20,000 bond. A coroner’s report said Call died of “acute pulmonary edema of the lungs and multiple injuries of the face”

’ Slate Traffic Toll Is Al Least 692 15 Traffic Deaths In Past 48 Hours By UNITED PRESS Fifteen traffic deaths in little more than 48 hours raised Indi--1 ana's 1957 traffic death toll to at ‘ least 962 today. 5 Among them was one of the • state’s two worst accidents of the ' year—an auto-train collision at 1 New Carlisle which killed six per- ' sons Wednesday night. I Eight of the 15 deaths involved I trains. A man and a teen-age boy t were killed within less than 24 i hours at the same Hendricks County crossing Monday and TuesJ day. I Five deaths Tuesday, , eight more : Wednesday and the death of James R. Bauer, 26, Huntington, in a Wabash County accident early today hiked the toll from 947 Sunday ’ midnight after a relatively safe four-death weekend. The death toll at the moment is running just 72 hours behind last year. The 962nd death was recorded in Indiana in 1956 about Nov. 4. God never lays aside the tools with which he is shaping the lives of man. You’re young at any age if you are planning for tomorrow.

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Local Principal At Counseling Session Hugh J. Andrews, Decatur high school principal. Is at Indiana University today ; attending the annual counseling session for high school principals and college freshmen. Seven graduates of the Decatur high school are enrolled as freshmen at I. U. this year. Two of them, James P. Engle and Doyle E- Keller, recently completed service with the nation's armed forces. The others, all graduates here last spring, are MiSs Sue Petrie, Jay Gould, Paul E. Schmidt, Theodore R. Schrock and Miss Barbara Jean Suttles. Attendance Record Broken By Church Nov. 3, the Church of Christ broke its second record in one year. Last Easter Sunday, a record was broken on the minister’s head because of a promise that as soon as the record was broken, the minister would allow a person to actually break a phonograph record on his head. Lee Moser, Sunday school supterintendent, volunteered to permit the next record to be broken on his head, which was done. The next record will be broken on the head of Don Fifer, assistant superintendent. The previous record was 83, and the new record is 98. The Church of Christ in Decatur is about six years old. The Church of Christ as the church was established in the year 33 A.D.

Approval Is Voiced Os Dairy Program Milk Producers In Program Approval CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP) The National Milk Producers Federation Wednesday voiced approval of current government dairy programs such as price supports, import controls and school lunch programs. • In other action, the federation: Urged - legislation to extend jurisdiction to the Federal Trade Commission over trade practices of packers and chain stores owning interests in packing plants. Urged expansion of the Packers and Stockyards Act to include all stockyards and auction markets in interstate commerce. Banned the use of renovated or adulterated butter as food. Protested “unwarranted” increase in freight rates and urged repeal of the 3 per cent federal wartime tax on transportation. Russell S Waltz. Seattle, Wash., was reelected president of the federation and W.E. Winn, Chicago, was named first vice president. Other officers were: A.R. Marvel. Easton, Md., second vice president: J. Homer Remsburg, Middletown, Md., treasurer; W.H. Austin, Lake Cormorant, Miss,, assistant treasurer; EM. Norton. Washington, D.C.. secretary, and Patrick B. Healy, Washingtori, D.C., assistant secretary. Trade in a good town — Decatur

Today's Sport Parade || (Rreg. U.S. Pat. Off.) By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) U Fraley’s Follies and the weekend football ‘‘winners"—along with a few recollections on around the world in 80 hours. Game of the WeekNavy over Duke — The Middles are rolling in high gear and the , Blue Devils have been sputtering , of late. The Navy attack plus a ( good defense should win, barring ( a letdown. . Die East Holy Cross over Syracuse — So , the Orange can give me more juice. Army over Utah — Jimmy DeMaret woed 'em signing autographs in Japanese. Dartmouth over Columbia—Sam Snead made me sorry I play gin rummy. Princeton over Harvard — But Red Smith made me wish for a slow boat. Also: Brown over Cornell, Yale over Penn, Pitt over West Virginia, Boston College over Boston U., and Colgate over Bucknell. The South. Alabama over Tulane — The Commies rap those who use Hong Kong’s rickshaws. • Mississippi over LSU—The reds claim it’s degrading. ; Auburn over Mississippi State — But they don’t give the boys free rice Maryland over Clemson — And the natives are the biggest riders. Also: Tennessee over Georgia Tech, Kentucky over. Vanderbilt, Florida over Georgia. VPI over Wake Forest, North Carolina over South Carolina, North Carolina State over W&M, and Miami over I Florida State. The Southwest. Arkansas over Rice—Bangkok is a sardine fisherman’s paradise. ; Texas Aggies over SMU — i They’re up to their gutters in ca- ' nals. Texas over Baylor — Everybody ; fishes, for anything edible. | Oklahoma State over Wyoming j—lt's fishing, strictly from hunger. I Aslo: Texas Tech over Tulsa, I Tempe over Texas Western and ■ i Hardin Simmons over Arizona. The Midwest. I Michigan State over Notre Dame i—Rome’s Circus Maximus would ; make a great race track. lowa over Minnesota — That’s where Ben Hur swung low his chariot. Ohio State over Purdue — The Colosseum looks like a midget I Franklin Field | Michigan over Illinois — And I i swear you can still smell the Lions. Also: Oklahoma over Missouri, Wisconsin over Northwestern, Indiana over Cincinnati, Nebraska ov«r lowa State, Penn State over Marquette, Kansas over Kansas State and Detroit over Villanova. The West. Oregon over Washington. — Drivers never rant in Japan. Oregon State over California—’ They admire the rival who “bluffs’ 'em successfully. Stanford over Southern Cal, — Rome’s drivers are the most volI üble. Ucla over Washington State— But New York cab drivers still scare me most of all. — Also: Brigham Young over Fresno State, Colorado over Colorado State, Denver over Air Force Academy and Idaho over Utah State. High School Football Lafayette 19, Logansport 7. Indianapolis Cathedral 27, Indianapolis Sacred Heart 13. Hockey Results National League New York 4, Toronto 2. Internationa! League Cincinnati 2, Fort Wayne 1. Bowlina Scores American Legion League Burke Standard won three from Mies Recreation, First State Bank won two from Firestone, Burke Insurance won two # from Fawbush’s Ossian Drive Inn won three from Ashbaucher's. W L Pts. First State Bank 18 9 26 I Ossian Drive Inn .... 19 8 24 Mies Recreation 15 12 21 Burke Insurance 16 11 20 I Burke Standard „—j 12 15 16 I Ashbauchers .... 9 18 13 I Firestone..lo 17 12 I Fawbush 9 18 12 I 200 score: Guening 215, Meyer I 203, Marbach 202-216. Trade in a good town — Decatur I lose Uglyfati IN TEN DAYS OR MONEY BACK If you are overweight here is the I first really thrilling .news to come I along in yeans. A new & conven- I lent way to get rid of extra I pounds easier than ever, so- you I can be as slim and trim as you I want. Tills new product called I IMATRON curbs both hunger & I appetltite. No drugs no diet, no I exercise. Absolutely harmless. I When you take JHATRON. you I still enjoy your meals, still eat I the foods you like but you simply I don't have the urge for extra I portions and automatically your I weight must come down, because, I as your own doctor will tell you, I when you eat less, you weigh less. I Excess weight endangers your I heart, kidneys. So no matter I what you have tried before, get I IMATRON. and prove to yourself I what it can do. THAT RON is sold I on this GUARANTEE: You must I lose weight with the flrat package I you use or the package costs you I nothing. Just return the bottle to I your druggist and get your money I back. DIATRON costs $3.00 and I is sold with this strict money I back guarantee by: I Smith Drug store— Deeatur Mail orders filled.

Invite Governors To Attend Parley Anti-Discrimination Discussion Planned ALBANY, N.Y. (UP)—Governor Averell Harriman and Michigan Gov. G. Mennen Williams have invited the chief executives of 10 other states to meet in New York City Dec. 12 to assess anti-discrim-ination procedures now in effect. In a telegram Wednesday to the other governors. Harriman and Williams noted that 12 years have elapsed since the first comprehensive state law against discrimination in employment was adopted. "We believe that all the states with effective laws for the protection of minorities should at this time assess the situation in light of what they have accomplished to date,” the telegram stated. The two Democratic governors said the proposed conference would cover: —The problem of civil rights in the light of changing conditions. —The effectiveness of present discrimination laws. —The relationship between the states and agencies of the federal govrnfpent which might help implement the laws, and to consider

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methods for joint action. ” —Joint research programs and improvement of the status, education, employment and housing opportunities of minorities—The most effective means for securing cooperation from industry, labor and other agencies. The invitation to the meeting was extended to the governors of Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Washington and Wisconsin. Harriman and Williams said representatives of the 12 states would meet in Detrdlt Nov. 18 to arrange an agenda for the December conference of governors. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results.

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