Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1961 — Page 8

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Hi-Way Trailer Court News Among the new families moving into the court this week a,re: George Kelloge and family. 66 Bella Casa; and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heiser, 40 Star Lane. Julie, 14 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kintz, 51 Vindale Trail, fell and broke her knee last week, and was taken to Parkview memorial hospital in Fort Wayne. She will be there for two more weeks. Her room number is 646. _ L Mrs. Vivian DeVor gave a swim party Sunday afternoon for her daughter, Donna 'Mrs. George Bair, Jr.). Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bair. Jr., Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. James Bassett, Mr ; and Mrs. Robert Doan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane. Jr., Mr and Mrs. Jack Morence. Mr and Mrs. Douglas Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Byford Smith, and Dr and Mrs. Harold DeVor of Decatur. The Christian Crusaders of the Union Chapel EUB church held their party at the recreation building Friday, July 21, which included swimming, games and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Egly, 11 Krick St., were host and hostess. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shock, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Merriman, and Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Angle. The next party will be held at Bluffton, at the C.C. camp. August 11, which will be a pot luck supper. Mrs. Cecelia Mitchell is observing her birthday today at 36 Star Lane. Plans are under way to organize a “Senior Citizens Club” for people over 50 years of age. Those that would be interested should attend the meeting at the recreation building tonight at 8:30. Also, we would like to have a ping-pong and tennis tournament. Those interested please attend the meeting at the recreation building, Friday at 9 p.m. Open house for the public Sunday, 1 to 9 p.m. The Gerig dinner party was held last Sunday noon in the recreation building. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Tillman Amstutz and family, Sonja, Wendell, Jerry and Gwen; Mrs. M.N. Amstutz and Carolyn; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gerig, Darrell Jr., Duane and Dawn. Larry Johnson, 1109 Elm St., and Ed Minch, 404 S. 11th St., were to Chicago last Sunday to see the Chicago White Sox defeat the Baltimore Orioles, 5-2. R. Edwin B. Bishop, 27 Star

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Lane,, program director of the Anthony Wayne area council of the Boy ScovJa of America, who is spending the summer at Camp Big Island on Sylvan Lake, Rome City, was here for the week-end. Workmen are busy this week on the section for the elderly people, and the emergency first-aid hospital is in place and will soon be teady for the visiting nurse. Great interest is being shown for this needed department. McCloy Concludes Khrushchev Talks MOSCOW (UPD—U.S. disarmament adviser John J. McCloy returned to Moscow today after two days of talks with Soviet Premier Niljfita Khrushchev that touched on President Kennedy’s Berlin crisis speech. -**• —* McCloy, back from Khrushchev’s Black Sea vacation retreat, refused to disclose what the Soviet premier had to say about Kennedy's message on Berlin. “I am not here to discuss matters relating to Berlin,” McCloy l told newsmen. McCloy said Khrushchev sent his regards to Kennedy but had no special message for the U.S. President. McCloy, who is Kennedy’s spe- j cial adviser on disarmament, was expected to resume disarmament talks Friday with Soviet negotiator Valerian Zorin. He told newsmen he still hoped “we can work out something constructive” on long range U.S.Soviet disarmament plans. Presumably, the principle subject of the Black Sea talks was disarmament. That is what McCloy and Zorin have been discussing for several weeks, first in Washington and then in Moscow. But it was highly possible that Khrushchev commented on Kennedy’s Berlin speech of Tuesday night since he talked with McCloy after the speech. McCloy was expected to file an immediate report on his conversations with the Soviet leader as, soen as he arrived in Moscow. McCloy’s negotiations with Zorin have accomplished little so far. Even Zorin hasdescribed them as "fruitless" to date. , There was little indication here this morning that a break-through was imminent since" the Soviet press and radio were full of sharp charges that Kennedy’s Berlin speech was warlike and simply an excuse to step up the arms race. Jeep Accident Fatal ;To Indiana Soldier I JASONVILLE, IND. (UPD—The body of Sgt. tC Harry F. Burger, 30, has been returned to his hometown here from Fort Knox, Ky., where Burger was injured fatally in a jeep accident Monday. AUGUST (Continued from page one) would do so. The draft call for August, originally set at 8,000, was increased late Wednesday by the Defense Department to 13,000. There has been no official call yet for September draftees, but Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara said the need would be at least 20,000 for that month. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want Ads! They get Big results.

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Nixon Urges Citizens Back Kennedy Stand LOS ANGELES (UPD — Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged all Americans Wednesday, to back President Kennedy in his warning to the Soviet Union on Berlin. Nixon, now an attorney in Los Angeles, fully endorsed Kennedy’s emergency program to meet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev’s challenge on the European trouble spot.

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Two Children Drown In Fall Into Pond/ EMPORIA, Kan. (UPD — The air trapped in Plastic panties failed to skva the Hyes of two children Wednesday night when they tumbled into a shallow pond near their home. The elastic-edged pants only served to keep the small bodies of Jeffrey Beitz, 3, and his 18-month-old sister, Cindy floating so they were spotted easily by search parties.

GOP (Continued from page one) deficit for the current fiscal year would be in “the range of $7 to 110 billion.” Byrnes said that if Congress cuts the “fat” from non-defense spending and the government still needs more tax revenue, Congress should not hesitate to increase taxes, regardless of the recommendation of the President.

STATE (Continued from page one) Welsh charged that the tax collection administration in Indiana has been “shamefully inefficient in past years." But he said recent changes will make it possible to get better administration with fewer employes. Cards Being Punched The governor said data processing cards now are being punched on current tax returns and that by

December such cards should be up to date. Previously they were three years out of date, he said. By use of the cards and electronic equipment, d check to determine which Hoosiers paid either a state or a federal tax but not both, can easily be made, WalqH rd id “For the first time of which we can find any record, tax fraud penalties are now being assessed against those who deliberately avoid paying their proper and just share of a tax burden none

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of us likes,” Welsh said. Replying to Indiana state auditor ’Mrs. Dorothy Gardner’s charges Wednesday that Welsh was the Keystone of f ‘a gigantic hoax" to downgrade Indiana’s economy, Welsh said “the figures are there and her office furnished many of them.” “Revenue was not living up to estimates and if the trend continues we would have been in serious trouble," Welsh said. Thre is no element of a hoax. This is just the bitter facts of life.”