Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 204, Decatur, Adams County, 29 August 1958 — Page 8

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HARTKE (Contlnueg rrom page one) _ Handley, his opponent for the United States senate seat, a “ruthless political boss,” and prophised that ‘‘we are going to win this election by the largest majority in history.” He reported that although the Democratics lost Wells County by 1,500 voters in 1956, he had heard the prediction that the Democrats will win the county this year by at least 1,200. Cites Broken Promises Hartke noted that promises mean nothing to Republicans, that although they promised prosperity without inflation in 1952, the reverse now is true. He also noted that Indiana now has 155,300 unemployed, that the

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recession picture is not clearing, that we have a continuing higuer cost of living. The senator candidate noted also that although the GOP promised peace, the United States is in serious trouble internationally.

Relative to Indiana’s stagnancy, Fleming pointed out that this state’s "inaction in participating with other states in highway construction, education, health, library and other national programs has brought great economic loss to our state through nearsighted views of the Republican party.” Fleming noted that “their leaders have taken pride in their speeches and statements that Indiana can live within itself . . .and through misleading statements and assumptions Hoosiers are misled on the true facts of Indiana's lack of progess when compared with other states.” GOP Shortsightedness In citing further GOP shortsightedness, the candidate for Fourth District representative pointed out that:

Indiana ranks 46th among the states in matching federal funds for construction of highways under ■the newly-passed >31,000,000,000 program. # Indiana had the worst record of any state in participation in the vocational rehabilitation program. Indiana ranked third from the bottom in participation in the crippled children’s program in fiscal 1957, the last year for which complete statistics on the program are available. Indiana ranked second from the bottom in participation in the

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child welfare program the same year. Indiana used none of the $60,000 in federal funds available for aid to mentally retarded children, instead taking money from the state’s already meager child welfare program. Indiana ranked 43rd among the states in participation in the federal hospital construction program. Indiana is one of four states which does not participate in the program to aid the totally ,and permanently disabled. Indiana is one of the stated failing to participate in the fed-erally-sponsored program to train practical nurses. Indiana fifth from the bottom of all States in ala to dependent children. BRINK (Contmuentrcm P»"fe one) Chiang Kai-shek toward “new armed provocations” against Red China. East German Communists said Washington was playing with "atomic fire.” A government spokesman said several sections of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Overseas Affairs Commission already were quitting Taipei and that the Ministry of Interior will begin j moving some sections on Monday as urged by the premier. Curfew Imposed The Nationalists clamped a fivehour curfew on the major cities of Formosa during the night and police and soldiers carried out a house-by-house search for Commu- , nist agents. For security -reasons ! there was no announcement of the number arrested. Communist shore batteries bombarded the Quegioy Islands for the seventh straight day while Peiping Radio broadcast surrender demands around the clock to the Nationalist garrisons on Quemoy and on Matsu, 120 miles to the north. The United States rushed another giant aircraft carrier to the Formosa Straits from Honolulu and repeated its warning to Peiping it would be “folly” for them to carry out their new threat of invasion. Another warning to the Communists was voiced in Seoul. Korea, by U. S. Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker who advised Russia and Communist China to heed the warnings of U.S. government leaders against carrying out aggressive action in the Formosa Strait. Pursuit Rule Relaxed Authoritative sources in Washington disclosed U.S. Pacific forces have relaxed their “hot pursuit” boundary line and would chase attacking Communist planes right up to the Chinese mainland. The Defense Ministry said the Reds hit the Quemoy Islands with

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only about 400 shells Thursday, the lowest number since they began their bombardments on Saturday. But they lobbed over a handful of shells during the night and then hit Tatan and Erhtan islands with 7,000 shells a few hours later. It appeared the Communists were now concentrating on purely military targets, including the big Quemoy Island airstrip, in an apparent preparation for invasion. But Quemoy's big underground rock and concrete fortificiations were reported undamaged. r NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. 53N7 In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, Notice is hereby al ven that Martha G, Heller was on the 20 day of August, 1»58, appointed: Executrix of the will of Dick I). Heller deceased. All persons having 1 claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same In said court within six months from the date of the first pqjblication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 20 day of August, 1958. Richard D. Lew ton I Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County, Indiana, David A, Macklin, Attorney and Counsel for Personal Representative 8-22 29, 9-5 IN RKi ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS BY COl NTY COUNCIL Notice of Special Meeting is hereby given the taxpayers of Adams County, Indiana.,, that the County Cwmcll of said County will meet at its usual meeting place in the Court House In the City of Decatur, Indiana at the hour of .10:00 AM CI)T on the 2nd of September, 1958 to consider the following additional appropriations which the Board of Commissioners consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergencies existing at this time which were not included in the current budget. cot NTY REVENUE Item 402 Clerk’s Exm Comm to St. ln.st $ 200.00 item 200 Clerk's Operating 440.00 Item 600 Clerk's Porperties 480.00 Item 200 (auditor) Operating 3 Of.oo Item 102 c Treasurer Clerical Help 325.00 Item 200 Recorder’s Operating 250.00 Item 213 c Surveyor Staking A Allot. Drain 150.00 Item 414 Commissioners Exp. to T. B. Hosp. 2000 00 Item 41Sd Commissioners Preliminary Exp. _ 1000.00 Item 205a County Home 500.00 TRANFERS ..County Home from Item 600 tn item 200 $ 355 39 County Home from Item 601 to Item 200 300.00 Highway Dept, from Item 301 to Item 2OBa 4000.00 ACCI Ml LATIVE BRIDGE FUND Bridge No 7 on Road No. 6 in Root Twp. ’ $2500.00 Bridge No. 8 on Road No. 2 in Washington Twp 2000 00 Taxpayers may- appear at tIUs meeting and shall have the right to be heard on the necessity for such emergency appropriations-. Any emergency appropriations finally determined upon will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing thereon within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office. At such hearing taxpayers desiring to object to such emergency appropriations or redactions may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing will be held. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Dated this UOth day of August, I»SS EDWARD F. JABERG, Auditor of Adams County. August 22, 29 Over 2.500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

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PRESIDENT (Continued from one) and unions. Eisenhower said the law requires only summary reports be filed, "making it possible to conceal many abuses.” He said if the new law is to be effective "it will require extensive amendment” by the next Congress. He said it fails to “provide necessary protection for the 85 million working men and women, whose interest in welfare and pension plans amounts to more than 30 billion dollars.” Farm; Provides lower price supports and greater planting freedom for farmers in line with the controversial recommendations of Secretary cf Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. Euartom: Eables the United States to join six European Allies in the so-called Euratom program to develop nuclear power for peacetime uses. The six are Belgium, West Germany, France, Luxembourg, Italy and The Netherlands. Eisenhower said the joint program should prove “highly beneficial to Europe and to the United States.” Military Construction: Provides a $1,353,850,000 appropriation for military construction projects, including $252,500,000 for ballistic, defensive and strategic missile in-

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stalls tions. Agencies: Appropriates $6,090,156,900 to finance operations of 17 independent government agencies. The measure contains 40 million dollars to launch the new aid-to-sclence-education program, SIOO,000 to cover expenses of newly approved pensions for ex-presi-dents and $152,810,000 for construction of 47 new federal buildings in 20 states and Hawaii. Onions: Outlaws trading in Onion futures on ’ commodity exchanges. Sponsors of the legislation had charged that futures speculation had driven down the cash price on onions. Sudden Braking Causes Minor Wreck Thursday At 10 a m. Thursday a car driven by a Creston, la., man received $lO damage in a minor property damage accident. An unidentified semi truck was heading west, apparently on the wrong side of the road on U. S. 224 two miles east of Decatur. Harold R. Sadler, 25, Creston, la., was following a car driven by Barbara Ann Sprunger, 31, route two, Berne. As the semi truck was sighted, the Sprunger car braked suddenly; unable to slow down quickly enough, Sadler swerved his car to

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