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Democrats To Submit Farm Plan Measure WASHINGTON <UPI» — I r>mocr»t« moved *wlffly l«t«y W take up prv«»dmt Etaennower • invitation to submit their own profa im problem The Democrat* planned tn drop into the hopper their "Brannan , Plan" bill which would «*t produci tmo curb* designed to keep aupplv in Line with demand and provide I direct government subsidies if price* fell below a certain level. In a apectal farm message to Congress Tuesday. Ehenhowrr repealed request* for elimination <>f wheat acreage control* and reduction of wheat price support*. But he said he would approve any con- | structive plan to curb the mounting wheat surplus. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey ID*Minn > said Eisenhower’s invitai non for alternative solutions I showed Vice President Richard M Nixon "is calling the shot*" ion the administration’s farm policies. Humphrey, who is campaigning ■in Oregon for the Democratic presidential nomination, said in i I statement issued by his office here that Eisenhower’s message was "the first shot in Nixon s farm campaign.” He said it was designed to get the GOP’s "poi litical house in order" for the 1960 I elections. Rep W.R. Poage <D-Tex.». one 'of the backers of the Democrats "Brannan Plan" proposal, said the measure would "meet every 1 requirement the President has I listed except that it will not starve farmers off the farms ” Rep. George S McGovern <D-S-D >, another backer of the bill, said the House Agriculture Committee would start hearings on the [proposal immediately. He said the measure had a good chance of passage. The bill would apply to any crop on which two-thirds of the producers agreed to limit production. Tobacco, sugar and wool would not be covered. Prices would be set by the market. The government then would pay growers whatever subsidies were necessary to give them a return comparable to that available for the same effort and investment in "the average nonfarm' industry.” ■ Under the UH no farmer could draw total subsidy of more than $5,000' in any one year. Minor Auto Accident Tuesday Afternoon At 2:50 p.m. Tuesday, a car driven by Glen Howard Geyer, 28. of route 4, Decatur, backed from a parking place at 204 Court street, striking a car driven by Mary M. Heimann, 55, of route 3, Decatur. Damage to the Heimann car amounted to $35, while none was incurred to the Geyer machine. The city police investigated. Reckless Driving Charged Motorist State police arrested Alvin F. Hackman. 19, of 226 N. Ninth street of Decatur on a charge of reckless driving Tuesday at 9 p.m. Hackman will appear in city court Feb. 15 at 9 a m. to answer the charge. He was stopped by state police about five miles north of Decatur. Pro Basketball Syracuse 117, Cincinnati 111. Detroit 122. Philadelphia 113. Boston 129. Minneapolis 90. St. Louis 114, New York 104. Hockey Results International League Fort Wayne 6, Indianapolis 4. St. Paul 3, Louisville 2 (overtimed Minneapolis 4, Omaha 2.r, College Basketball Manchester 78. Hanover 70. Indiana Tech 102, Indiana Central 76. Earlham 74, Tri-State 66. Franklin 92, Taylor 76. Huntington 97, Concordia 75. Marian 68. Anderson 67. St. Joseph’s 64. Wabash 63. Drake 74, South Dakota 72. Miami (O.) 86, Marshall 78 Holy Cross 72, Dartmouth 71. St. Bonaventure 90, Providence 89. North Carolina State 63, Duke 53. Southern Methodist 66. Rice 52. Baylor 75, Texas Christian 60. Hiah School Basketball Bluffton 77, New Haven 52. - - Woodlan 53, Butler 47. Bedford 80. Seymour 70. Logansport 63. Huntington 56. Terre Haute State 57, Terre Haute Gerstmeyet 56. Evansville Mater Dei 50, Evansville Bosse 49. Evansville Reitz 82, Evansville Memorial 74. South Bend Central 71, South Bend Washington 55. Gary Tolleston 75, Gary Wallace 61. Crawfordsville 66, Lafayette 60. Milan 71, Madison Central