Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 2

THE REGISTER MT. VERNON, fLLINOIS THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, lf54 Imie Tells Lions Club Of Dangers Of Communism "The Techniques of Com- itiunism" wan the sub.jecf. discussed by Albert R. Imle of Hills- bopo yesterday at the Lions Club luncheon meeting at Hotel Em- merion. Mr.

Imle is the Democratic candidate for Congress, from the 23rd CongressionaJ Dis- trict. 1 He used details and incldGnts! from World War 11 and ono Communist case to contrast the nc- tual systems of espionage. In his! opinion the Russians arc morei thorough and intensive, both in tlieir training and the application of their training. He told of conspiracy as wp, face it today and explained wh a' the problem really is worldwide and totally dedicated to the demise of freedom and liberties of the free world everj'where. In contrasting Russian moth ods with others he save the three -fold practices thoy use philosophy, program and passion Mr.

Imle believes that nations of the free world have allowed their alliances to languish and the answer must be in a com pJetely non-partisan approach "We must promote friendships with our alliances daily and hear the full responsibility, by acknowledging when things go badly that we too are to blame," he said. The solution, from a practical viewpoint, is to find the strength far the "long rough haul. Our foreign policy must be consislent. never changing and not subject to partisanship." used as his reference material Walter Bedell Smith's book, "My Three Years In Mo.s- published in 1940, which sums up, "we must anticipate that the Soviet tactics will be to attempt to wear us down, to probing for our weak spots, to exasperate us, and we must cultivate firmness and patience to a degree we have never before required." John Perino and Clarence Pittman were guests at the luncheon, which Frank Case presided. Fan Dancer Has New Husband By Wrm LAS VEGAS.

dan- eer Sally Rand changed into a simple frock between performances early today for a surprise marriage to former Los Angeles eontractor Fred Lalia. Afterward she slipped back behind her fans tor the next The dancer, believed to be 52 and twice married previously, Uitcd her age simply 'as "over fl" on the marriage license as did Lalla, who said earlier he was 39. The ihort ceremony was per- flomed at Hotel Last Frontier where Miss Rand is appearing. Har adopted ton, Sean, 6, was MMng those present as the Rev. TiMinaa Daly, a Lutheran minis- tar ofHclated.

LaJla, a plastering contractor, who only recently went into buiinflaa here, was granted a dl- vorea Wednesday from his first wife. RECEPTION COMMITTEE Kim Chla. srchltcctDral at Melbourne University, Australia, meets resident while pUnnlng enclosures at S.nfltuary. Hospital Nofes feHanoa Memorial Admitted: Mrs. Edith Crask, Xeenes.

Discharged: Mrs. Ruth Plpala; Ray Capps, Belle Rive. Oood Samaritan Admitted: Mrs. Lydia Mae Davis, Wayne City. Discharged: Mrs.

Lizzie Alzula Willlanu, Bluford; Mrs. Elsa Leo Jinee; Mrs. Barbara Ann Price and Infant daughter, Deborah Ann; Major Voyles, Bluford. MEETINGS The V. r.

W. Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the City Hall. Evelyn Fisher, Sec'y. Dan G. Melton Ladies Encampment Auxiliary will meet in regular session in the 1.

O. O. F. Temple, Friday, Augxist 13, at 7:30 p. m.

Initiation. Edna Davis. C. M. Thelma Shehorn, Scribe.

HOlOmO a miniature sack of ffraia his hand, U. s. Agri- auttun Seeratary Ezra Taft Banaoa ta shown la bis Waab- feictoo offloe, where he Indicated ba ia nawaUac to resort to dl- taet nbaidjr paymanta for the daily Mmtry ta spite of eon- grasalwial iaelliiatloa to rlva bin that authority. He indlcat- be dom not want to IniUate piaa iriMraby the govenuneot wooM atafea dlract pajments to tmamt or pt ao they aaB at aempaUtiva prices Ughtr support llmtmaHonatA "THIS IS THE A 35-fool figure of Cuba's President Fulcenclo Batista smiles down on In Havana Below the figure are the words "This Is the man." camp slogan In the presidential campaign. At right In the background la the American embassy fRANCEl.

UJES AIRPORT, Atlantic Otaon MAP TRACES route of the Colombian Constellation alrUner which crashed and burned near Lajes airport In the Azores, killing 2X posaangors and crew of nine. The piano was bound for Bogota from Paris with landlnga lu Lisbon, the AJiorea and Bermuda. A A kl Mt. Vernon's Largest A Credit Jewelers GET TOP ALLOWANCE SHAVERS TRADE-IN Your Old SHAVER ki You Would Your Old Car J7.50 FOR YOUR OLD SHAVER A NEW REMINGTON Ragutar Price Trodfln Allowanca on Your Old Shavar YPO Pay SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER fiiu Old 100 TOU PIT $27.50 EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN NO MONEY DOWN TAKE YOUR PURCHASE WITH YOU. SCHICK "20" Rtiulor SM.SO soy YOU HI CRRSOn 902 PHONE 799 Peospects For Future Lookng Good, Ike Soys fContlnucd I'rom PaRC One) iviihfr minor hrt.s been licllor (l Ihan many major declines in our pnsl." 'Die Kiscnhowcr report ocoiiomic nclivlty in tiio first half (jf llii.s even lliouKh beliind I hat.

of the year before, "has been higher than al any linio holc)i-o thl.s adminLslration B.ssiimcd re.spon.sibllly." Then Uu! I'ei'sidonl. doclavod: "And was a still bettor year than 1954 i.s turninK oLil to bo, 11 follows that overall perfornuint'o of the American oconnmy thus far during admhiislralion has lioOn better than diii'lnK any earlier time." Ki.sonhovver IMi was host year before his regime office. Tlie admlnlstration survey In Ihl.s conKfos.sionnl election year seemed eertain lo provide pollli- cal ammunition fluring the cam- foi- both iiepubllcans and iJomocral.s. I.a.si winter Democrats were cnnlonclhiK t'lat, with un- emploA'menl IncreashiR. the administration wa.s londlnK the na- llon Into a dejircs-sion.

and other Republican leaders disagreed sharply with the Democrats, and there linve been GOP contentions lately that the ovor-nll economic activily wa.s on the upswing. The r-'ri'sident said In today's that unemployment is now Kroater than durinp; the lime of the Korean War." Hut at Ihe llmo ho job- In recent months has not boon larRor than in comparable months of in -lf) and 1950. Legion Chief Backs Up Criticism Of Girl Scouts IM.OO.MINGT0.V, III. The new commander of the lUinoLs Dcparimenl of the American gion today backed up the department's recent action in criticizing the Girl Handbook. The now commander, Irvinu of Chicago, In a statement enrlor.sod the re.solu-j tion pa.ssed by the convention which the handbook omitted "basic data" in favor! of United Nations material.

The statement! was issued thniuRh the Legion's pulilic relations office in BloomlnKton. 'I'he resolution also slated "the wrillnRs of certain pro-Communist authors" had been "highly recommended in an official Girl maKazinc." Breakstone said the resolution did not attack the entire Girl Scout riiovomont. Rut. he said, the 195.3 handbook has "glaring omissions and substitutions as compared to the 1947 edition." Ho added "Only 10 papes of the 19.5:', book were devoted to American Citizenship, but Wi. pages dealt witli iiilernallonnll.sm." from (he 19.5.'? edition, said Hreakstona, were sections on clllzonshlp, tho Constitution and the Hill of ni stories of the U.

S. flag, national anthem and; the Great Seal and fn.serlecl in the 19.5.') book, he said wore the oponioK words of tho United Nalion.s Cliartor, reference tlial Americans are citizens of (he U. and the "Uni- vor.sal Declaration of Human flights" of the Vi. N. which, ho said, had not been confirmed by Congress.

"Wo want no substitution of the U. Charter for our Constitution and Bill of Rights," Hi'eakslone declared, "especially In view of the fact that tho U. N. Charier was the of that archlraitor, Alger Hiss," The convention resolution recommended withdrawal of support of the Girl Scouts undl the now material had been corrected to Ihe Legion's Rallsfaction. The national president of the Girl Scouts.

Mrs. Roy F. Layton of New York, has said the Illinois legion charges are "unwarranted." In Peoria, tho head of Post No. 2 called the resolution "ill- timed." "I wish to ninko it clear." said C. Walter Anderson, post commander, "that tho Peoria Post No.

2 will continue to support tho Girl Scout organization." Ho said the post is the third largest in membership in the state. Mrs. Layton, "Some weeks ago, we revised tho 1953 edition, of the Girl Scout Handbook In which the choice of certain words apparently led to a mislnterpvctalion of our program. In the Interests of clarity, some words have revised and the reprint of the Girl Scout Handbook will be off the press in September. CHURCHES riK.ST IftEEWILL BAI'TIST CHURCH fCorner llth and Jordan) Rev.

PAUL SULCER. Pastor Rev. Howard Flota, Assistant Revival services are continuing eacli evening at the First Freewill Baptist church. Services at p. m.

AUTHORIZED DEALER rcaVictor RADIO-TELEVISION FERTHERSTUn Sales Service PHONE 323 nn BROADWAY REV. A. A. WHITE Evangelist A. A.

White of Herrin, 111., is bringing the message each night. Rev. White is a nationally known evangelist who has been preaching the Gospel for 26 years. Song service by the Adult Choir and special singing each night. The nursery will be open for children up to 5 years of age.

Close Swimming Pool At Centralia By Aiaoetatnd Pr CENTRALIA, 111. Centralia will close Its swimming pool Sunday, three weeks abend of schedule, and use the tank's gallons of water for city purposes. Robert McCall, recreation board president, said lack of revenue prompted tho decision. AIRPORT NEWS Earl OuUand and son, Jackie, returned yesterday from a trip lo Abilene, Texas. Tom Oakley flew Bob Gray to Pine River.

Minn. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Brehm and family, who have been vacalioning thei'o, will return to Mt. Vernon with them. New Farm Bill To Cut Income, Patton Says Akfoelnterf Prtfi SPRINGFIELD, 111. President James D. Patton of the i National Farmers Union said Wednesday night that income to the nation's farmers might be cut much as three billion dollars in 19.55 under the Eisenhower farm program.

He pledged his organization to a continuing fight against the flexible price support feature of farm legislation just approved by Congress al tho urging of President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Bon.son. The sliding scale system of supports, which supplanted ligid props at 90 per cent of parity, "can slide only one way, and that's down," Patton asserted. Patton told the constitutional convention of the Illinois Farmers Union, a new affiliate of the national organization, that the administration "deliberately contributed" to the farm surplus situation which helped win backers in Congress for the change from basic farm commodities. He said the government did this by refusing for 18 months to sell stored commodities in the world market at competitive prices and by refusing to institute a program for domestic disposal of dairy products for human use. The Illinois Farmers Union, claiming 5,100 members, was to receive Its charter today from the national group.

Patton said It was the chird new state unit to be recognized this year, following Utah and Virginia. He said a state farmers union in Indiana will be chartered next month. Patton predicted a steady growth of the national union in the ranks of farmers "dissatisfied with being sold down the river by this administration's tag-along farm organizations." A spokesman for the Illinois unit said membership came chiefly from farmers who broke with the Farm Bureau over its adherence to the Eisenhower- Benson policies. He said 33 counties have 100 memloers or more. Tho Farm Bureau lists Its statewide membership at over 200.000.

First permanent state officers were to be chosen al today's concluding convention session. POLICE COURT George Murchel wa.s fined in police court yesterday by Justice of Peace J. R. Thomas on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Blanch Flanagan wa.s fined $6.40 on an illegal parking charge.

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CO. "OVER 79 YEARS ON THE SQUARE" MAYBi SOMI SORT of braver; medal should be struck for CoL John R. DIUey, shown at his desk In Frankfurt. Germany. DIUey, commander of U.

S. Frankfurt municipal detacli- ment. Is the officer who issued an official order banning halter- type sun suits, bare midriffs, 8traplci low-cut dresses (except In clubs), and bluejeani on mature women at his Installation. Not only that, but women weaHng hair curlers must keep them covered with some sort of hat SPLENDED OPPORTUNITY For resident of Mt. Vernon area to enter established firm.

Must be sales minded! Reply Stating Age, ence. Write Box L-200 Register-News Three Accidents Occur Today On Mt. V. Streets 1933 Clirj'sler sedans were heavily damaged In an accident at the southwest corner of the square at 9:20 this morning. Drivers were Marshall Boggs of Centralia and Thomas E.

Waters of According to the report made at police headquarters. Waters was stopped for a red light, his car headed Boggs drove his car up behind him and was unable to stop. He hit tlje other car with the left front fender of his car, knocking it across the intersection. Two other minor accidents were reported. At 7:45 a.

m. J. E. Wood of Bluford, a panel truck, struck a guy wire at 7th and Harri.son street when he attempted to pass a car driven by Walter Warren of Mt. Vernon.

Wan-en's car was not hit. At 9:40 a. m. Raymond Myers of Centralia and Raymond C. Dulaney of Wayne City were involved in an accident at 300 south 10th street.

Police said Myers was driving south in the right traffic lano and Dulaney was headed south in the left lane and started to cross to park when his right front fender and bumper hooked into the left rear fender of Myers car. Slight damages wore reported. MCLAUGHLIN'S CAFE 34th BAwy Phone 463 AIR CONDITIONED FRIDAY'S "TREAT OF THE DAY" Complete Plate Lanch Only COD FILLET Tarter Sauce OB CUBED STEAK Sened With A Choice of 8 Whipped Potatoes, Navy Beans, Baked Spaghetti and Cheese, Fresh Garden Spinach, Combination Salad, Applesauce, Corn Bread. THE FASHION SHOP'S SENSATIONAL OFFER SAVE ON EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE FRIDAY. AUGUST 13TH YOUR LUCKY DAY Discount ON EVERY ITEM PURCHASED Discount DiKount Discount FRIDAY ONLY This Includes All New Fall Coats Suits Dresses Cosh, Chorge and Lay-Away Purchases On account of tho Fair law artitles will ba raitrlctad THE QUALITY COPKER Cf MX VERNON EAGLE STAMPS YOUR EXTRA SAVINGS 0.