Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 91, Decatur, Adams County, 17 April 1958 — Page 8

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m>ii "--■ r*-«' ■ ■«- • -*..;,i..,.iiii i.i...mjmJU--J--J-- ' uki —J-j.-iLin.L-i 4 . i i.. i.. **i....t.ii.-uii-ni.- i M.JAJUUJ. I -.-A4. -.-- 'P U" jii.uii. U. T W IO jr _„ . IJB jb/ JU fl ■L ||;s, Jill Mfe^^Ky ; PHIL MOSER, back row, right, of Adams Central high'school, has been elected sentinel of the Indiana association of the Future Farmers of America. Moser, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moser of French township is a. senior at Adains Central and was awarded the state farmer degree last year. He has seryed as district president, chapter president, and vice-president, and has been active tn land and livestock judging. He is considering applving for the national award, the American Farmer degree, which would be awarded at the national FFA convention at Kansas City, Kan. Pictured above are all the state officers elected during the 29th annual convention at Purdue university April 3-5; left to right, seated, K. W. Kiltz, Lafayette, executive secretary-treasurer: Bill Dorsey, Syracuse, president; Harold B. Taylor, Lafayette, advisor; left to right, standing, Paul Nobb, Connersville, vice president: David Davis, Poseyville, student secretary; Melvin Mathias, Larwill, student treasurer; Marvin Jolliff, Elnora, reporter; and Moser. There were 1,500 FFA members from all parts of the state at the meeting. Don Ray of Adams Central was elected section II secretary. He served last year as secretary of district six. Section II includes 22 counties of Northeastern Indiana. Jer-y Gerber of Adams Central was elected treasurer of district VI for 1958. He is president of the local chapter, and is a junior. Martin Watson is the vocational-agriculture teacher in charge of FFA work at Adams Central.—(Purdue Photo) _____

Speech Class Plans Dinner On April 28 The third annual speech dinner will be held at the Decatur Youth and Community Center April 28, at 6:30 p.m. The event was announced by Deane Dorwin today. Janalee Smith will be general chairman for the 24 members of DECATUR MbWIfI FRI. &’SAT. Drive-in Time Is Here Again! Attend Our Grand Re-Opening Program—First Decatur Showing! (torrid TWIN BILL Ofl GIRLSJJ -4 HI SPAM • JUNE KENNEY • JOHN ffilM B| i s I —, HUH BUMI • PAI COMWAY - FLORENCE MARIY o—o SUN. ONLY—Great Family Show! "MISSOURI TRAVELER”—CoIor PLUS—Kartune Komedy Karnival —o Children Under 12 Free! -

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I Dorwin's speech class. The rest of the committee in![eludes: ‘ table decorations. Jane Jean Wass, Alicia Glen Rekeweg. and Larry Moses; table name cards, Emily Swearingen, Sandra Stevens, and Kathy Cole; Emily Post report by Joyce Smith; food committee. Janalee Smith, Ken Eliasson, and Janice Vosheil. The dinner music will be handled by Norman Bassett. The semi-formal dinner is one - of the activities of the speech class to gain experience in sociw functions. Other activities during the year are, American Legion oratorical contest. Rotary speech I contest, civic programs, and pubi lie apptaiances for members of, I the class. • Report Fire Raging On Coast Guard Ship Below-Decks Fire Rages Uncontrolled BOSTON (IP) — A below-decks i fire raged uncontrolled aboard the i : Coast Guard icebreaker Eastwind I today. — ———<— ———• The blaze, the second aboard the vessel in- a week, erupted while the icebreaker was being fueled from a barge alongside. Two men were reported ove.rI come by smoke which firemen I pumped out with ejectors The 290 I foot ship, tied up at Castle Island. I has a complement of 200 officers | and men. The fire started in a storage room for medical supplies and spread to the dry stores room [ which contained food supplies. The ; two rooms are in the forward par ( of the third deck. When the fire was discovered fueling operations were halted and the uel barge was hauled a safe distance away. A Coast Guard of ficial said the fire was not toucher off by the fueling operation. A minor fire broke out in the damage control shop last Thursday. The Eastwind, veteran of Arctir and Anlarctic trips? returned' from

the Arctic last December and has been tied up here since then. DOVER - FOXCROFT. Me. HPTwo- year -old Patricia Nutting crawled into her mother’s washing machine. It took firemen and mechanics working with blow torches and crowbars three hours to free her.

ADAMS COUNTY CHOICE MEATS WITH BUDGET VALUE PRICES FOR THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE! g FRESH - LEAN - TENDER | I Pork Chops I FIRST CUTS CENTER CUTS || u - 49c lb - 75c I i u Schmitt’s Quality Lean - Sliced K I PAN SAUSAGE FRESH SIDE I I Lb- 49c Lb. 49 C I HJs Schmitt’s Lean — Hickory Smoked Sfl SLICED II BACON H ■ ■ flB SLICED ■■ ii lb. 49c T "« K H ■ flflWW ■ W THIN X ROUND “ ■ |,?:::Steak lb.B9c| SCHMITT'S - QUALITY - HICKORY ■ I SMOKED I | HAMS I II ll^ A SHANK fl Fresh - Sliced Schmitt’s Quality fl g BEEF LIVER GROUND BEEF I | Lb - 39c Lb - 49c I

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Information Sharing Defended By Dulles Gives Testimony To Senate Committee WASHINGTON W — Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said today that sharing of atomic weapons information and materials with America’s Allies "will enable us to build up what otherwise may become a disintegrating defense effort.” Dulles testified before a HouseSenate Atomic Energy subcommittee in support of President Eisenhower’s atom-sharing plan for strengthening Allied military might. The secretary tried to qllay congressional fears that such sharing might create new atomic, powers and thus complicate disarmament problems. He said that instead of hindering the plan would improve chances for "balanced” disarmament and control of nuclear weapons. The only atomic powers now are the United States, Russia, and Great Britain. France has announced she intends to test atomic weapons and become the fourth nuclear power. ' Rejection of the sharing plan, Dulles testified, would make it impossible for NATO Allies to use nuclear weapons. This would Russia in a position of such domi nance over Western- Europe that Allied defense efforts might fall apart, he said. Dulles said the United State? "does not seek to spread nuclea v weapons around the world beyond United States control.” fie re stated his view that "there should not be a promiscuous spread of nuclear weapons.” "We do not.” lie said, "wan* such weapons to get into the hands of irresponsible dictators and become possible instruments of international blackmail. Trade in -a sexx. — Decatu

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THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1958