The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 August 1955 — Page 6

PAGE »IIX WEDNESDAY. AUGT'ST 31, 1955 THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Wealthy Woman Has Disappeared SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 31. <UP) Authorities today sought Miss Anna Hatch, 81, who dis-

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appeared from South Bend wither savings of nearly $200.0(/ shortly before she w *8 to appea in court for a guardianship hea* ing. Her disappearance was brought -nit Tuesday in St. Joseph Super ior Court at a second hearing t< determine whether a guardiai should be appointed for her. Th proceedings were brought by F» T. Hatch, St. Joseph, Mich., ;

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AN AGED MOROCCAN, with not only all his possessions but his house as well, flees Casablanca In a horse-drawn cart as killing ind pillage mount In the wave of uprisings agamst the French. Dwelling is made of packing cases. (International Soundphotof

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cousin of Miss Hatch. Miss Hatch’s attorney, Walter horts of South Bend, said the .omar. left Aug. 21 for New 'ork. However, S' orts said he id not know her present whercibouts. The aged woman withdrew 180,000 in securities and 59,400 i cash from a South Bend bank v.ug. 2. Authorities said sh^ ad been in the real estate busiess in San Diego, Calif., before loving here. Miss Hatch previously had sen under temporary guardianiip at the request of another ausin. Conant H. Hatch, also of t. Joseph. However, the guard■nship later was set aside by udge John S. Gonas of probate ourt who found her competent. She had been placed under emporary guardianship of the t. Joseph Bank and Trust Co. ast Tuesday pending a hearing n the new action.

Child's Skeleton Hailed As 'Find'

TURIN. Iowa, Aug. 31 — (UP)—Scientists today hailed a* a “great find" the intact skelton of a child believed to have been buried 7000 to 10.000 years ago and found in a gravel pit neai here. They said that if the skelton. removed Tuesday, proved to b( authentic it would rank among the most important archeological discoveries in the new world The skelton of a fuil-growr

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American Indian of tha aame era mova dirt from the pit in hope* was found earlier this month in of finding other relics.

Frankforter said the new skelton was of an 8 to 9-year-old

was child.

Asa He said no direct evidence of ^ tools was found which would in-

the gravel pit, about 30 feet from

the child’s skelton.

The skull of the child turned up last week by Johnston, owner of the pit.

Weldon D. Frankforter, direc- dicate an advanced civilization ’or of the Tiel Sanford Museum but “we did discover some it Cherokee, Iowa, said the dis- flakes of flint and some stone :overies were the first evidence that may have been worked and .hat such ancient peoples lived knocked off a larger piece.”

n this area.

Commission says aerial crop spraying has become a milllondollar industry in the state since

the end of World War IT. A record number of 212 aerial cron spraying and dusting airplanes

He said they were more comdete than bones found recently n Texas and Mexico and that Johnston would continue to re-

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New Code for Prisoners - j ^ Designed to Cope Witl Viewed os Compromise j Brainwashing Techniqu<

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TYTASHINGTON—The new code for Americans taken prisoner b; W the Communists apparently was a broad compromise betweei those who wanted a Spartan regulation—“don’t tell anything”—an<

those who recognize that some men break unde

pressure.

The code is designed to lay down a set of groun* rules that will make United States captives resis to the utmost, but will, at the same time, insur them justice if they do succumb to unbearabl

tortures.

Ever-present in the minds of the framers wa the Communist technique of brainwashing—tha infamous practice of eroding the mind until a maj

will “admit" to almost anything.

To steel American fighting men from the start the drafters of the code recommended that a] servicemen be trained continuously to “counta

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• CURIOSITY—Democrats will center investigations on two impor tant fields. They are charges that under the Eisenhower adn^inistra tion, information is being denied the American public. Rep. Johl Moss (D). California, is chairman of a House group that will lool into the allegations that news is being choked off on security grounds The other may prove even more politically explosive. This will con cem the running fight between advocates of public power againa private power. The government’s approval of a bid by a private utility to do th< power construction in the Hells canyon area on the Snake river rathe) than making it a federal project will precipitate a tumultuous hear ing and it may carry over into the 1956 political campaign. ^ • * * * ' • SATELLITE—United States and Soviet spacemen meet face t< face next month—but only in Belgium, not on the moon. A top level team of American scientists has been busy planning announcements on their project to launch a man-made satellite 20< miles above the earth. Details of the space flight may be unveiled when researchers fron 40 nations gather in Brussels in early September to co-ordinate masi observations of the earth sciences. But most interest will probably be focused on the Russian del© gation. Reports have filtered through the Iron Curtain that some OJ the Soviet’s top experts on the problems of space travel will be ol

hand.

The Reds may choose the Brussels meeting to announce where an< when their own version of an earth satellite will be launched. They’vi already hinted that it may be larger than the American “basketball*

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• PASSPORT TO CLEANLINESS—The State department’s pas»

port division is about to vacate its ancient and decaying home.

A modem, air-cooled office building soon will house the unit, whos< work has increased from issuance of fewer than 500,000 passport!

ji 1945 to 2,500,000 two years ago.

Presently, the division is lodged in the 105-year-old Winder buu<»

ng, a military communications center and dungeon for captured Confederate troops during the Civil war. Rats and termites have infested the building, which lot only is an annoyance to workers but also is a

lazard to passport records. *

Fi-xirs in the building are so weak that there is —^ langer of safes and other heavy objects falling through. Miss Frances Knight, division chief, told the Senate goveramenl iperations committee that people making routine telephone queriej ♦ometimes have to wait days to “obtain a free line” through the

intiquated switchboard.

This, too, will be replaced when the division moves to new quarters —and employes even will get new equipment to replace the oldashioneJ hand iron which still is used to press photographs_tO fas*

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