Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1957 — Page 2

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY LAST 2 BARGAIN DAYS AT BLACKWELLS OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M.

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Russia, Egypt Hail Talks On Economic Aid Could Give Russia Stranglehold Over Egyptian Economy ■ I By MURRAY BROWN United Press Staff Correspondent Russia and Egypt hailed today the "successful’* results of talks in Moscow between Egyptian War .

MOOSE THANKSGIVING PARTY bring the whole family ' MON. NOV. 25 — 8 P.M.

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Minister Abdel Hakim Amer arid [top Soviet leaders. But Western diptomats said despite Egypt’s claim that "no strings" were attached the Soviet economic loan offer could give the Russians a stranglehold on the Egyptian economy Amer returned to Cairo from his mission to Moscow Wednesday. He brought with him a Soviet offer of 700 million rubles 'l7B million dollars at the arbitrary exchange rate set by Moscow' to help Egypt “develop her economy." It was almost double what the Soviets promised Syria and far outstripped the estimated 40, million dollars in U.S. economic aid which was cut off after Egypt nationalized the Suez Canal United Press correspondent Wilbur G. Landrey said in a dispatch from Cairo that there were indi-

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I cations that much of the aid would I come in the form of machinery. ■ i mining and technical equipment I; and factories. ; Western diplomats saw consider- ' able danger in such a deal for ■ i Egypt. They said the Russians could get a grip on the Egyptian ; | economy since they alone could ; supply the spare parts and replacements which would be needi ed. \ President Gamal Abdel Nasser already has mortgaged Egypt's i cotton crop to the Communists ! under his arms deal with the I Soviet bloc. > Landrey also reported that the 1 ■ Soviet economic offer would strengthen Russia’s position in the Middle East while at the same ' time restoring much of Nasser's .prestige in the area. Diplomats in Cairo were said to feel the agreement, coming on the heels of the Syrian-Soviet deal, wpuld have considerable impact on other Arab nations and single out Russia as a potential major source of aid. Reports from Washington said ; the United States is maintaining a trickle of economic aid to Egypt

in hopes the Egyptians eventually will break away from economic dependence on Russia. The U.S. Wednesday released a $600,000 aid payment to the Nasser government It was the first grant in American aid since Nasser seized the Suez Canal last year. ...yb., * Lafayette Bishop Dies On Wednesday LAFAYETTE > HR- Funeral services will be held Monday for the Most Rev. John G. Bennett, 66, bishop of the Lafayette diocase of the Roman Catholic Church, who died Wednesday. The Most Rev. John J. Carberry, coadjutor of the diocesj, will succeed him. Bishop Bennett headed a 24-tounty diocese containing 40,000 Catholics.

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On Zionlng Variance 'J hl A pubsE hearing on a petition by the Ohio Oil company for a zoning variance has been schedul- ] ed for Monday, Dec. 2, at 7.30 ( p.m. aj city hall. The petition was , filed with the board of zoning ap- j peals. ' ' The oil company is seeking permission to install underground storage tanks for a gasoline bulk : station at the corner of Nuttman avenue and 12th street. The company proposes to construct office 1 space and to install tanks with a storage capacity of 65,000. The zoning board meetings are open to the public and any person interested in the petition is 1 invited to attend the hearing. 1

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER sl. 1D57 Wr»* .t . mr . »*?'■ —

* vrii ' *lo’9' Former Mayor Os Frankfort Dies FRANKFORT (IP> — Ralph T. Cheadle, 80, former mayor of Frankfort died Wednesday in Clinton County Hospital. Cheadle served one teym from 1948 to 1952. He was a Democrat. Indianapolis Woman Is Burned To Death INDIANAPOLIS W —The body of Mrs. Emma Baker, 85, Indianapolis, was found by a visiting nurse Wednesday in Mrs. Baker's burned out apartment. Police said Mrs. Baker died of severe bums and apparently had been dead for several days.