Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 27, Decatur, Adams County, 1 February 1963 — Page 8

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Canada Lashes Back At United States

OTTAWA (UPl)—Another serious split in the Western alliance over nuclear weapons policy today carried Prime Minister John Diefenbaker to the brink of a general election which could topple his Conservative government. Diefenbaker, his nuclear policy challenged by the U.S. State Department, lashed back at the United States Thursday in an effort to stem a surging revolt by Canada's three opposition parties. The central figure in a stormy debate at the House of Commons, Diefenbaker charged that the U.S. State Department was guilty of "unwarranted interference” in Canadian affairs in its recent criticism of Diefenbaker’s defence policy. The prime minister and other

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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S 1R HMM receipts and disbursements calendar near hmm ST. ADAMS COTNTT lUnI Und ’ hID » J WBo’32 JmTi.OI 1 » 2*25.69 I Township - ’ 17 o 2g g« 26 541.02 non* Special School ISS62 08 26,'519.’?0 45.181.7 X None tuition - W-J”-'’’ 220 00 213.041 227.00 —— ... TOTALS , nf I?vnon«P GrOBR

r detail of receipts ’""'township • , cnd"’“ 49 Taxes — December " "Z" 1.M2.52 ’•sjsk’&bs 4?S r:=M: : Transfer Tuition 207 00 Total Special School Fund 117,826.63 TUITION FUND Taxes — June ’“'’uw Congressional Interest .... State Dlst. Tuition (Net) 13,571.94 Teacher Retirement 1,945.96 Transfer Tuition (Balance of 1961) 1,368.72 Total Tuition Fund ....326.819.70 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor ..$ 220.00 Total Dow Fund $ 220.00 TTZT'brtiiunSEMENTS -7 Township Fund Classifies Hon of Expense Gross and To V’hom Paid Amount Decatur Fire Dept 3 106.00 Cltixens Telephone Co. .... 54.20 L. H. Brunner 1,540.00 S. E. Merriman 67.05 Ethel Brunner 250.00 Postage 36.70 Public Employee Ret. 55.75 G. W. Visard 100.00 J. Bunner 29.50 Berne Witness 82.52 Bill Worklnger 61.Sv_ Hev Garage 4.00 Lvle Baiiev 100.00 William Noll ............. 100.00 Glen Foor lOO.On Custer & Smith 50.00 Monroe Rural Fire Dept 62.95 Supt. of Schools ......... 43 45 Decatur Democrat 82.07 Total 3 2,925.69 De< Fund Faurote Brothers 3 20.00 County Auditor 100.00 Carl Smith : 2n 00 Mary Wise 35.00 Harold Miller 20.00 B. P. Johnson ..... 18.00 Total 3 213.00 Tuition Fund K. Thornell 3 3.600.00 T. King - 2,611.12 W. Griffiths .............,,. 8,0*54,56 F. Brinker 3.333 32 C. Sipe ... 2,444.45 F. Johns 3,627.28 D. Everett *.. 2,520.00 R. Baumgardner 3,840.00 J. Watters 500.00 D. Mitchell ...... 2,111.12 G Hlndenlang 2,444.44 M. Clements 2,111.12 F. Reynolds 2,666.68 F. Wigginton 1,920.00 L. Lacoax ........... . 28.99

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of.the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report Is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. January 31, 1»«3 NOBLE RAUDENBUBH, Trustee

political leaders here were angered by a State Department statement which attacked Diefenbaker’s refusal to permit U.S. nuclear warheads on Canadian rockets and planes. Despite the general uproar touched off here by the U.S. criticism, the three-party opposition still stressed the necessity of maintaining close and friendly relations with Washington. However, the opposition was not so sure about close and friendly relations with Diefenbaker who ignored the other parties demands for a full explanation of government defense policy. B. Pearson, Nobel prizewinning leader of the Liberal party, said the U.S. statement was “unwarranted," but added that Diefenbaker’s government had provoked the interference by “procrastination" in its decision on whether to sign a bilateral nuclear agreement with the United States. Pearson’s view was supported by Social Credit leader Robert N. Thompson and new Democrat leader T.C. Douglas. Douglas, whose party is opposed to nuclear weapons for Canada’s NATO and North American Air Defense (NORAD) forces, called for an election to settle the crisis. The election could be forced on Diefenbaker by a Liberal-spon-sored motion of “no confidence” in his minority government. However, the first opportunity for such a motion to be raised in the House of Commons would be on Monday when the government is scheduled to put forward a bill which permits open debate on any subject. Goy. Welsh's Aunt Is Taken By Death LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPD—Mrs. Mayme Welsh Vermilya, 74, Brownstown, an aunt of Governor Welsh and for 19 years a Jackson County welfare department investigator, died Thursday in a Lafayette nursing home. Services will be held Sunday in Brownstown and burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery there.

Classification of Expense Dross and To Whom Paid M. Price 595.52 Adams Central Community Schools .... <.*73 18 Total „ 345,181.78 Special School Fuad Decatur Equipment Co 3 2.944.72 Leonard Supply Co. 2,543.00 Willshire Lumber Co 139.66 Schwartx Ford Co 385.20 J. I. Holcomb Mfg L»SO ®4 Cltixens Telephone Co 1 2.96 Cowan's I»«. Ag. • 200.00 , ’? h e e Mv r ers & ” P ’7 Vooooo Gordon Roman _ 2,024 08 Clarence Black - s Tack Death 707 ’j Decatur License Bur X’nhl» Rsubenhush Charles Morrison ”' n j •£” -I Gunner •••••-"-" Spitler Hardware ................ T A M Electric Co. 560 42 »„rtfo.Vie>isl Specialist .... 4.0.65 Decatur Insurance Co 121.88 Co S«nt. Sch. Nurse ........ Life Nature Library B.sn AmerW' Heritage Pub. .. 5.59 Ha-iek PlnmMnt commercial Print tanttor Sunniv Co. _ 39.55 v,tlonal Chemsearch 1«7.98 Rilev’s Mkt. ....... 508.39 Decatur Auto Parts *!?" ywvrnrt Wrecking Cp._..,._ 64.15 tv. Griffiths ■■■ 2.90 r>nh Fmn. Ret. Fund .... 115.55 n„ mmf —»mfnt Speaker .... 50.00 nick Byers : nirod's ’•’ln Shop 150. »•> Wrunner Renalr IJ.on Knhne Drug Store .......... 3.69 Rnwer'a'- Hardware I";" Vner"her Mobil .. 2 6 Hoosier Products 3«.50 vnrrcalated Products 89.2*5 Korte Paner f'Hi . J* 2 89 Hovhergew'a Inc. ............ 385 50 Keeme Bros 4-.50 Welch Soten’lflc Co 66 88 David Marelin 4.in Turner Radin. Inc r*a„e» tor’s PresTHt 12 50 ernstlonal Graphic 5 24 ’ inc. ...... 4 3" Literary C-n’ld of America 5 an I tfndern Cleaner" 4*o tvevpo Visual Eq “J-75 "'arathnn “•*" Beavers Dll Co. ................ 11*90 Tnhn Fortnev "Sj* "8 WllUiiTnm'R Gas l-JJ i Fverett Grocery 84.38 i Firestone. Inc I Insurance 741.16 St* nd ard Service .. 7570 Hardware 41.08 • Adams Central , n Community Schools 3,057.70 Total 326,541.02

Three Steel Firms Report Earnings Drop By GEORGE C. HARLAN United Press International NEW YORK (UPD—Three of the nation's four biggest steel companies were on record today with the lowest earnings in years for 1962, when President Kennedy forced the industry to withdraw a price increase. Bethlehem Steel Corp., the second largest, disclosed Thursday that 1962 earnings were at a 15vear low, and fourth-ranked Jones & Laughlin reported them at a four-year low. Earlier this week, U.S. Steel, the No. 1 producer, said its net earnings last year were the lowest in a decade. Republic Steel, the third biggest, has not yet reported. Must major producers raised steel prices $6 a ton last April, but pressure from the Kennedy administration led them to rescind the boost within a few days. I.S. Steel instituted the short - lived price increase after a one-year wage agreement had been reached between the major producers and the U.S. steelworkers. Bethlehem reported its earnings last year were $88,677,761 or SI.BO a share, compared with $122,357,028 or $2.54 a share in 1961. The 1962 sales were $2,071 billion against $2,034 billion the previous year. Fourth quarter earnings were 26 cents a share, or 1 cent lower than those for the third quarter. Increased costs of production were believed responsible for the slump in earnings. J&L reported 1962 profits of $25.2 million or $3.02 cents a share as against corresponding figures for the previous year of $32.1 million or $3.90. As in the case of U.S. Steel and Bethlehem, sales rose. The 1962 sales totaled $791 million, an increase of $54 million over the 1961 figure of $737 million. Bethlehem directors voted to continue a quarterly dividend of 37% cents a share, to be paid March 1 to stockholders of record Feb. 11. The dividend was slashed from 60 cents at the directors’ last meeting. Earnings of Bethlehem fell far short of covering total dividend payments’ jh”i9627 wfiieli amowited to $2.17% a share. J&L directors declared a quarterly dividend of 62% cents a share on common stock, payable March 8 to stockholders of record Feb. 11.

Julia Ellsworth Is Sorority Graduate MUNCIE, Ind. — Julia Ellsworth, Ball State Teachers College sophomore, has recently been initiated into Apha Omicron Pi, national social sorority. Miss Ellsworth is Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ellsworth, Limberlost Trail, Decatur, and is a graduate cf Decatur high school.

ECONOMIC (Continued from Page One) stooped to the most ruthless distortion of the facts.” ■ The governor specifically mentioned the save the Dunes Council which he said “normally would have only as much funds as a local Izaak Walton League, but which has been spending large sums . .. You don’t haul two or three hundred people to Washington and pay their expenses for peanuts.” Welsh Identifies Enemies Welsh identified the out-of-state group to which he referred as “economic interests that would be adversely affected by creation of a competitive port.” He previously.. has said that the Indiana port would not require use of tow barges, and would permit ship owners to carry heavier loads than is possible when using the Chicago port. Welsh said Southern Indiana, Inc., a group organized to promote the interests of the southern half of the State, Thursday adopted a resolution endorsing the economic development fund. The group at one time had considered pushing for a one-cent cigarette tax hike to finance tourism but dropped the idea after learning Welsh was seeking a three-cent hike for his economic development fun< j JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES KINGDOM HALL Corner Monroe and Ninth Sunday 3:00 p.m.: “World Crisis Marks the Time of the End” will be the subject of a Bible lecture to be given by H. Graham, a Watchtower representative and the presiding minister of the Alexandria, Indiana congregation. Sunday 4:15 p.m.: Watchtower Bible study and discussion on the subject, "To Preserve Your SoOM Alive, Have Faith.” One of the scripture texts for consideration will be Hebrews 11:1, “Faith is the assured expectation of things hoped for, the evident demonstration of realities though not beheld.” Tuesday 8:00 p.m.; Bible study using the study aid, “Let Your Name Be Sanctified.” Friday 7:30 p.m.: Theocratic Ministry School followed by the Kingdom Ministry Service Meet* tag.

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Road-Icing Snow In Most Os Stale By United Press International Hoosiers tore a page from the 1963 calendar today, consigning to history the coldest January since 1940. Before the wintry month bowed out at midnight, however, it spawned a new blanket of roadicing snow that increased depths on the ground all around the state ranging from 2 inches at Evansville to 16 at South Bend. February arrived on a cheery note, at least as far as temperatures are concerned. The mercury dropped no lower than 10 above zero during the night and was scheduled to hit the 20s and 30s today, drop no lower than the 20s tonight, and rise to the 30s and 40s Saturday. Forecasters cautiously avoided saying flatly whether the sun will shine Saturday or Groundhog Day, but the predictions indicated it won’t and that the Hoosier woodchucks will see no shadows. This woulc indicate winter is on the wane. , Occasional rain or drizzle probably changing to snow was forecast for the north, and occasional light ram or light snow was forecast for the remainder of the state for Saturday. It will be colder with some snow likely Sunday. The Thursday night snow iced most main roads except in the extreme southern portion of the state. Secondary roads were mostly slick and hazardous. The new snow was generally estimated at a three-inch depth. Light snow and freezing drizzle were scheduled for today and tonight as well as Saturday. The five-day outlook was for near normal temperatures through next Wednesday and one-fourth inch of precipitation or less. High temperatures Thursday ranged from 14 at South Bend to 25 at Evansville. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

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Rusk Calls On DeGaulle For Europe Unify WASHINGTON (UPD — Secretary of State Dean Rusk called on Europe and French President Charles de Gaulle today to get on with the “great tasks confronting the West.” He said these include building a multilateral nuclear force and economic unity. The secretary said these Western tasks are based on the “harsh realities” of the threat from the Soviet Union. He made the statement at a news conference at which he also: —Said President Kennedy is ordering preparations for a resumption of underground nuclear testing in Nevada following the breakup of test ban talks with Russia. —Sought to smooth over ruffled relations with Canada, brought on by a firm State Department statement Thursday urging Canada to go through with nuclear armament of Bomarc missiles it has already received from the United States. —Said the continued presence of some 17,000 Soviet troops in Cuba is of "great concern to us.” But he said he does not believe there has been a continued Soviet military buildup there as charged by Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, R-N.Y., and others. Rusk made what he called an "informal statement” on European unity and the crisis brought on by De Gaulle’s vto of Britain’s membership in the European Common Market. He said members of the Atlantic alliance are now in a period “in which governments will be reassessing the situation to how to get on with the great tasks confronting the West.” While not belittling the problems raised by De Gaulle’s stand against military and economic unification, the secretary said "I do not think that on underlying

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VICKI MEETS BOB—Miss Vicki Smith, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Jr., is shown above as she and Bob Sievers of radio stati on WOWO in Fort Wayne look over the many cards, letters and gifts she has received. Sievers visited the Smith home this week to meet Vicki, who is suffering from leukemia.—(Staff photo)

security matters, there is a split that could be exploited by the Soviet Union.” For the time being, he said, there may be a "moment ot pause” on certain policy issues. But, he said, the "great lines of policy will go forward.” These are based on the “necessity of the situation” arising from the confrontation with the Soviet Union Rusk added. Cleaning Pans It is easier to c’ean pans in which food has hardened or has burned if the pan is turned upside down and cold water run on the bottom while it is still hot. If necessary, reheat the pan first.

Hold Young Suspect For Bank Robbery INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Police arrested 21-year-old John David Daniels of Indianapolis today as a suspect in the $8,112 robbery of an American Fletcher National Bank north side branch Thursday afternoon. Daniels v.as arrested at an apartment rnd held on a preliminary charge of robbery. Two young bandits wearing dark glasses and handkerchiefs over their faces staged the holdup. It was Indiana’s fourth bank robbery in January and the second this week.

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Both men carried guns and a third was waiting in a getaway car. Six employes and seven customers were in the branch bank when the bandits entered. The youths threw down three cloth begs and ordered three tellers to fill them. As they left with the bags of loot, 18-year-o)d Sven Dorsey, a customer, followed them. But the bandits pointed thier guns at him and he went back inside the bank. The stolen getaway car described by witnesses was found three blocks away where they apparently had changed to another car. > If you have sometnmg to *eH or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.