Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 119, Decatur, Adams County, 20 May 1958 — Page 2

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Handley Opposes Federal Spending Indiana Governor Conference Speaker MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (W — Gov.Harold Handley of Indiana told the Governor’s Conference Monday he was concerned because no one seems insistent that the federal government go on a “business basis.” Handley spoke as the governors debated the report of th'eir special committee on federal-state relations. The committee report recommended some federal withdrawals from taxation fields such as telephone taxes—so the states may TIRED BLOOD? Take Fast-Acting GERITOL KOHNE DRUG STORE ALUMINUM AWNINGS SPECIAL SALE I • Newest Style • Beautiful Embossed Aluminum Lifetime Awnings. Lowest Prices Ever! 6 Ft. Picture Window Only $9.90 10 Ft. Windowsl7.so Patio Awning 20* Long, 8’ Wide Only $195.00 LENGERICH AWNING CO. On U. S. 27 South Edge of Decatur Phone 3*4556 .« L_ -

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collect such revenue themselves and put them to their own use. “Sometimes I think we act as though we can solve our problems by simply putting a card in an electronic computing machine," Handley said. “The answer which comes out'is wondrous and full of zeros on the end and we abide by it. "If we keep on with our federal ■ spending the only answer I can • see is an uncontrolled inflationary ■ spiral. I wonder jf the time' will I come when a housewife will need ; a wheelbgrrow full of money to buy a loaf of bread. We have seen ; that in Europe, and I don’t want I to see it here. “I won’t say this will happen, but I am afraid we are headed in that direction.” Handley spoke in favor of the committee report which would lesson federal grants and controls Ap state-government relations. The report was filed with the conference resolutions committee which will report Wednesday. It urged 111 discontinuance of certain federal grants which would be replaced .by full responsibility by the states. (?> An increased degree of state and local participation in financing federal cooperative government programs, and (3) increased efforts by the stated to meet major modern problems. Boy Rides Bicycle Into Parked Auto City police were summoned to the corner of Fourth and Adams streets last evening by a call that someone on a bicycle had been struck by a car. Upon arrival, the police found that a boy had ridden into a parked car belonging to Joseph Hunter. The police checked "Out a neighbor’s report and found that the boy was David Peterson, 9-year-old of Merril Peterson, 121 South Ninth street. He had been taken to his home by a passerby. , The boy received only a small cut to his right leg, which was not ' serious enough for medical treat- ■ ment.

Assails Handley's Party Dictatorship Bontrager Attacks Handley’s Efforts INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — State i Sen. D. Russel Bontrager said today that Governor Handley's efforts to dictate the Ist District Republican vice - chairmanship , “forfeited all right to continue to use his profession of ‘home rule’ as a campaign issue.” « Handley and Bontrager both are announced candidates for the GOP nomination for U. S. senator. Bontrager previously criticized Handley for permitting organizational .purges" by State Chairman Robert W. Matthews. “It has now been established that the latest purge—the one in Lake County—has resulted from the direct, personal intervention of the governor!” Bontrager said in a prepared statement. “Through the governor’s personal efforts to dictate to the people of Lake County whom they should elect as Republican vice-district chairman, he has forfeited all . right to continue to use his profession of ‘home rule’ as a camp paign issue.” ' Bontrager made a “public appeal” to Handley to “prove to the people of Indiana that he believed in the principles of free government which he so loudly proclams by. first, restoring to their jobs all who have been so ruthlessly fired, and then return to the duty elected precinct, county ■ and district Republican party offi- ■ cials the most basic of all American freedoms —the freedom of choice ” Handley directed the firing of Mrs. Marie St. John as Gary auto license bureau chief shortly after she was reappointed district vice-chairman against his wishes. Winzeler Funeral Wednesday Morning Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday for Elias J. Winzeler, 68. of route 2, New Haven, father of Mrs. Charles Kaehr of route 4. Mr. Winzeler died Sunday at the Parkview memorial hospital in Fort Wayne. A member of the Apostolic Christian church at Leo. he is survived by the widow, Ida; two daughters, including Mrs. Kaehr: three sons, one brother, six sisters and 10 grandchildren. Services will be held at the D. O. McComb funI eral Home at Fort Wayne at 9:30 a.m., and at the church in Leo at 10:30 a m. Burial will be at Leo. County Rural Youth Will Tour Factory The Adams county rural youth will tour the Schaefer Glove Factory Thursday night. The group is request to meet at the parking lot behind the factory at 8 p.m. for this interesting and educational tour Linda of the event. Week’s Sewing Buy Printed Pattern 3C ) — / [ • i II f t Al JT f I I / /// 1 SIZES 9258 6—14 ln| Look at the diagram — you can make this in. less than a day. Choose high or scooped neckline above straight and easy lines — the new chemise fashion little girls love. A Printed -Pattern simplest to cut and sew. Printed Pattern 9258: Girls’ Sizes 6. 8, 10, 12. 14. Size 1(1 takes 2 to 1 yards 35-mch fabric Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Thirty-Five Cents (coins) for this pattern—add 5 cents foi each pattern tor lat-class mall- , ng. Send to Marian Martin, care jf Decatur Daily Democrat Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER

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Compromise To End Lebanon's Crisis Fails ; Opposition Leaders > Vow Continued Fight Against Government , BEIRUT, Lebanon (IP) — A > compromise attempt by middle- . of-the-road politicians to solve • Lebanon’s crisis failed today and - opposition leaders vowed to fight - pro - Western President Camille Chamoun's government “to the 1 end.” > Opposition leaders met in the • fortified home of National Union 1 Front leader Saeb Salaam in the 1 Basta Moslem quarter of Beirut this morning to consider propos- ‘ als for a compromise that would ; end the violence-marked two- ‘ week struggle. 1 Salaam told the United Press later, “We cannot compromise m any way which would force us to live under the dictatorial Chamoun regime.” ; Premier Sami El Solh earlier 1 today also ruled out any compromise. Solh, in an interview with Unitr ed Press, said there would be “no . compromise whatsoever” with op- } position forces who have kept this < half-Christian, half-Moslem coun- . try in a turmoil for nearly two - weeks. f His words .apparently ruled out any chance that President Camille f Chamoun would bow to strong pressure and give up his plans to 1 amend the constitution so he could t run for a second successive term in September. Political sources in Tripoli, spawning ground of the uprising, said Chamoun’s ambition to succeed himself was a major point of contention. 1 Solh called the Cabinet into ses- ’ sion today to discuss again whether to lay charges before the Unit1 ed Nations Security Council that the United Arab Republic fomented the Lebanese trouble. Government reports said three truckloads of Syrians burned the Lebanese border post of Al Abboudyeh in North Lebanon after overwhelming the guards Monday They also disclosed that trouble ■ had spread to south Lebanon 1 with an attack that destroyed p| gendarmerie post in Tibine. Up 1 to now the violence had been Tn the north Twenty-five persons were reported injured in a bombing in a j Beirut vegetable market. The] government reported no one was killed and several arrests had i been made. —- T Rail Union Leader | Hits Management Points Out Lack Os Competitive Spirit WASHINGTON HP — A railroad union leader said Monday the nation's railroads have brought many of their difficulties on themselves through lack of competitive spirit and sound, aggressive .management. G. E. Leighty, Railway’ Labor Executive Assn, chairman? - told the House Transportation subcommittee the railroads ought to compete for business and solve their operating problems instead of complaining about declines. “Frankly; we don’t Relieve-the railways want to Compete," he said. "They know there are certain areas where they possess such overpowering advantage that they don't have to fret about losing -anything.—They- donlt really, want to be bothered about anything else. "It’s too much trouble to carry passengers or any kind of freight that they can’t handle easily and, inexpensively without fear of , truck.or- -barge competition.” ... LeightjL said the railroads want to “get out of any part of their present business where- they don't have a monopoly status or where some effort and service are required to retain the business.” POUCW (Continued frotn rage one) In the House, Democratic Leader John W. McCormack said today his Space Committee has given the administration an agency that can surpass the Russians in space achievements if it is.run properly. McCormack's committee Monday night unanimously approved a bill that would create a powerful National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Final House passage of the bill was indicated for the end of the month. The bill would place all of the. nation’s space programs except 1 those considered primarily ..military under the civilian administration. . The question of sharing atomic weapons secrets with U. S. allies brought comment today from Rep. . Chet Holifield <D-Calif. t He said the French political crisis has bol- ■ stored the case against the United States sharing too many atomic weapons secrets.

Operation Fund Is Started For Yoder First Contribution Is Received Today Walter Augsnurger, of 726 N. Third street, started the Aaron Yoder heart operation fund with a contribution of $lO this morning, Wendell Macklin reported. Yoder will undergo an operation at Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis June 17 in which a hearthing apparatus, requiring special blood, will be used. The Adams county Red Cross, and Adams Post 43, American Legion, through Wendell Macklin, have secured the necessary 13 donors, and made arrangements for transporting them to and from Indianapolis the morning of the operation, and feeding them during the trip. Funds are still needed, however, to provide two special nurses during the operation. These nurses will check constantly on the heartlung machine, which will be furnishing Yoder with blood during the operation. More than enough donors have volunteered for the morning operation. Four have already been rescheduled by the Red Cross to give replacement blood. If transfusions are necessary after the operation, Yoder will be able to obtain A positive blood through the Red Cross blood exchange program. Persons wishing to be scheduled to give replacement blood may call the Red Cross during the day. The bloodmobile will be in Decatur Friday, June 6, all day, and people with any type blood may give in Yoder’s name. Exercise In State On Civil Defense Postponed Exercise Is Held In Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—A group of Marion 'County. Indianapolis, City and Indiana State officials were “evacuated" from the Hoosier capital today in a seven-car railroad train as part of a postponed civil defense exercise. | A New York Central train moved 350 persons, includngi I some Statehouse dwellers, to nearby Danville in an exercise called “Operation Iron Horse.” County Civil Defense Director Charles R. Broderick said the purpose was to test the continuity of government operations during an “emergency evacuation’’ and to test equipment capabilities. During the trip, and after the train pulled into a Danville siding, the officials and civil defense per sonnel were given a briefing on phases of evacuation. They were to lunch on the „ train on food served by the American Red Cross and return to Indianapols in the afternoon for more briefings and lectures at civil defense headquarters. --- The Railroad Community Committee of Indianapolis said it was “the first time in America s peacetime civil defense in which city and county governments (were) moved by rail and operate from a special seven-car train ” Federal civil defense audhorities were expected to evaluate the results of the exercis. A similar exercise was conducted nationally on May 6 and 7 but Indiana postponed its participation because the dates conflicted with the state primary elections. cardinal (Continued from Page one) stricken. Bergen was quoted by one Italian newspaper. Milan Corriere Della Sera, today as saying that even if the cardinal recovered he would not be able to take up his new duties as director of the church’s worldwide missionarywork. Cardinal Stritch had been expected to take up residence in [Rome for his new job but there .was a growing feeling here today thatif he recovered from the! stroke he would return to Chicago] in retirement.

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Insurgents In Algeria Plan For Government Ruling Junta Plans Rival Government To Oppose Pflimlin ALGIERS (UP)-Algeria’s insurgent ruling junta, still defiant despite lukewarm support from . Gen. Charles de Gaulle, pressed plans today to organize a rival government to that of Premier . Pierre Pflimlin. • The government would be known as the Algerian Committee of Public Safety. Officially it would be only a coordinating organization for local committees. The group gave wide publicity to an unprecedented offer by Gen. i Raoul Salan, the Algerian army commander, to give a full pardon to any Moslem rebel who lays : down his arms and surrendersThe offer followed closely the Moslem-European unity program . publicly supported by the committee of Public Safety. The two strongly indicated the French settlers and army generals leading the revolt against the Pflimlin government were prepared to go it alone even without major support from De Gaulle. Belief in De Gaulle was still 1 strong, however. Raymond ’ Dronne, a former Gaullist deputy in the National Assembly, cabled Pflimlin Monday night asking i him to step down in favor of De Gaulle. Jacques Soustelle. De Gaulle’s World War II secret service chief who fled here from France last Saturday, told a crowd of 50,000 cheering settlers Monday night that De Gaulle’s heart was with themHe pointedly omitted other parts of De Gaulle’s press conference statements in Paris indicating the Free French leader would accept a return to power only by legal [ means. A spokesman for the Algiers committee, which now numbers 34 civilians and four army officers under Brig. Gen. Jacques |Massu, maintained claims that the three and a half-year-old war against Moslem rebels has slowed almost to a standstill. (In Paris, the Ministry for Information released a communique claiming 447 rebel deaths and 46 French soldiers killed in Algeria since the generals’ coup.) PFLIMLIN (Cnnibuied from Page one) services to De Gaulle. Chassin, who once commanded NATO air defense forces in central Europe, was said to have set up a “com- ; mitte of public safety South” in France.) A three-and-a-half hour cabinet meeting preceded the issuance of today's communique. “The measures of security 0 taken by the government." the communique said, “made it possible to paralyze extremist groups who were preparing acts of violence,” The communique gave no, further details and a government spokesman also refused further comment. However, Pflimlin himself announced in a radio broadcast Saturday that a group of 26 armed right-wing extremists were arrested while on their way to attack the prefecture at St. Etienne in cenral FranceSays Situation Under Control The government has announced the arrest of about 100 extremists of both left and right since the beginning of the present emergency.. g: ' . The government communique emphasized that the government has the situation in metropolitan france under control. i . The National Automobile Club reports that duck hawks reach a speed of between 170 to 200 miles per hour when in pursuit of prey.

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More Arrested For Traffic Violations Traffic Violation Arrests Reported I ( Three more names have been added to the list of people arrested in Preble Saturday for the charge of speeding. These drivers were also clocked by the electric .timing device, set on the highway by the state police. Two have paid fines in justice of the peace ’ court and one is to appear In the near future. The two having paid lines of $16.75 each are: Alva S. Ertel, . 56, route one. Uniondale: and William M. Schwaberow, 26, route ! two, Wapakoneta, O. The driver f to appear in justice of the peace 1 court June 6 on the same charge, . is Larry G. Kumfer. 17, route one, Ossian. , Dalmus Jones, 28, route four, Decatur, was arrested May 19 in r Preble for driving a truck that i was over length as prescribed by ! law. Another trucker was arrested • in Preble May 17. He is Ronald i M. Byerly, 26. route two, Deca- ■ tur, charged with driving a truck that was transporting an insecure ■ load. The truck was a flat bed 1 type, carrying a water tank 11 1 feet two inches in length, and 1 fastened to the truck by one 1 chain. This type load requires : three chains. Floren R. Klopfenstein, 35, ! route two, Paulding, 0., was arrested for improper passing at . the railroad tracks on Monroe , street. He appeared in justice of ] the peace court Monday evening, and paid a fine of $20.75. ; Donald A. Dennis, 27. Fort I Wayne, was arrested on 13th t street for passing at the railroad ) where a double yellow line is lot cated. He will appear May 23 at i 8 p. m. to answer to the charge. Robert G. Hasinbiller, 38, Bluff- ; ton, was arrested by state police ' Monday evening for driving under the influence of alcohol. He was apprehended on U. S. 224 one and a half miles west oFUecatur. He appeared in mayor’s court this morning and pleaded not guilty, and ,trial was set for June 9. Demands Russian Ambassador Ousted Ohio Congressman B Demands Expulsion WASHINGTON W —Rep. Michael A. Feighan < D-Ohioide-manded today that President Eisenhower expel Soviet Ambassador: ! Mikhail Menshikov for trying to I "cause dissension and political | disunity on the American scene.” Feighan charged that Menshikov "violated all displomatic precedents? by going “over t h e heads” of Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and appealing directly to Coni gress to prevent rearming of Western. Germany. He said the appeal was made in a “propaganda handout" the Soviet Embassy sent members — of Congress on April 26. The statement also demanded representation for Poland and Czechoslovakia at a summit conference, Feighan said. Feighan charged, in a statement published in today’s Congressional Record, that this action "systematically violated the norms of behavior for diplomatic representatives.” These are the same words Russia, used in_ ousting John A. Baker Jr., second secretary of the Am-! erican Embassy in Moscow. The Ohio congressman said that, in view of Baker's ouster, any action short of expulsion of Menshikov “would be taken as a sign of weakness by the Russian despots.”

TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1958

June 5 Deadline To File Expenses June 5 is the last day for candidates to make a report of expenses incurred in the primary campaign. The report must be filed in the "clerk of the circuit court" office by this date. When a candidate makes a statement, the clerk will issue a certificate showing the filing of the expenses. This statement is a public record, and must be kept on file for a period of htree years. The following candidates have filed their expenses: Nelson G. Doty, Washington township advisory board, no expense; Loren Heller, commissioner of the third district, $130.83: Will Winnes, Washingtpn township assessor, none; Merle M folder, county sheriff, S2B; Robert Lane, county assessor, $87.88; Burl Johnson, joint representative of Adams and Wells counties. S9O; Richard Lewton, clerk of Adams county, $34; Floyd L. Meyer, county councilman, third district, no expense. TOMORROW TOTS DAY AT Edward’s Studio FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wobbled at Just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEBTH, the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more flnnly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTBETH at any drug counter. I • a lit owl i 1 )U| Mix £3l “13 J. "h V.-., i 7 II II or ...THIS flOOl ENAMEL LASTS LONGER I No fuss or bother either — use Kyanize Floor and Deck Enamel on wood or concrete, indoors or out. Any one of its 12 rich, dust evading colors will flow on easily, leave a tough, glistening wear-resistant surface that lasts longer. Alkyd-resin, repels water, weather resistant. Kyanite FLOOR KOHNE DRUG STORE