Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - December 3, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa
The it. Pleasant news these Days by George e. Sokolsky the theory of foreign Aid Khalid i. Bahaa in a letter on the subject of american Aid to the Arab countries includes one sentence which interested me keenly. It says a foreign Aid by one country to another cannot be labelled As a Charity or an act of generosity. In the doctrine of the american people the word Charity has no ugly connotation. It descends from the latin word for love. In the old j testament the word for Charity is i Zadaka which includes the idea of i Justice. In a word the Judaic i Christian concept of Charity i identical with social Justice. It has to do with mans humanity to Man. Tile United states has a Iona tradition of objective giving. Our red Cross and Relief organizations have Moed into disaster areas without regal d to Friend or foe. The w Ork of the belgian Relief the feeding of famine stricken russians after world War i by the american Relief under Herbei t Hoover the Relief operations of the United states in Japan after the earthquake of 1923, Are but a few examples of the american attitude toward other Peoples. Quite apart from the Marshall plan european economic Aid. Etc., the american people go in for Charity in a big Way. They believe in Charity give freely do it As an act of love and j social Justice. Similarly the word generosity it includes no unfavourable connotation.1 generosity requires no quid pro quo. And the United St ates de j mands none. When political announce that thy will Only accept american Aid a with no string a Taheed a what they mean is they want a License to steal that is. That whatever Money they receive from the United states shall be expended by the politicians w without Check or supervision so that they can steal As much for themselves and their favourites As they choose and when tile people wonder what has happened to the benefactions a the Root of this word Means bless i from the United states they curse our country giving the masses the i impression that we gave them nothing. It is not to be forgotten that soviet Russia received $11.ooi .000,-000 from this country a without strings attached a and having used the Money and machinery to its own advantage turned upon us and Btu ame our enemy. Babaa takes the position that when one country assists another the objective is to help both countries. I should like to see in specific terms. In t in Sweet generalities How the United states has been benefited b y t h e billions o f dollars we have poured into lilt world to Aid nations. I should Uke to see a detailed vol. 80. No. 284 it. Pleasant Iowa wednesday evening dec. .4. 1958 by Carrier 30# per week by mall peso per year Moon plans West plan is rejected West Cou tre living offer prayers. Thanks a or. And mrs. A hard Beggs offer up prayers of thanksgiving at a special mass for the victims of the Flash fire which claimed Hie lives of 87 children at our lady of the Angels parochial school in Chicago. Both of their children Richard jr., la it left and Kathy 9, Between her parents were among the pupils saved. In a i Mil or Geneva Bud tile called today for East West tool of ballistic missiles to prevent Surprise attacks. The proposal was promptly rejected by Russia u. S. Chief Delegate William c. Foster put the West a proposal before the Surprise attack conference at its hour and 30 minute session today. The russians turned it Down at one and called instead tor a ban i on the use of nuclear weapons russian spokesmen argued it was impossible to Deal with controls against Surprise attacks by missiles until agreement has been reached on prohibition of the use of nuclear weapons. An official communique announced that the West a plan illustrated a a possible system of observation and inspection of bal-1 Vistic Pouch with $550 stolen from desk 1500 firsht to Start Raskins fire new series Malibu Calif. Up More a a Fri j than 1,500 firefighters today Des a a x c3sts Pera Tely fought a raging fire in the Santa Monica mountains which blackened Over 15,000 acres. The theft of $550 was reported to City police Early wednesday morning by Max Long proprietor of the destroyed upwards of 40 Homes and Long produce and feed co., located i injured nine firemen in its first in the too Block of North Jefferson Street. Long told officer that he wont to work about 6 45 a. In and put the Money which was in a Zipper Pouch and in a paper sack under 12 hours. Damage to property and watershed was estimated in the millions of dollars More than 2.000 residents of this tinder dry Canyon area spotted his desk As usual. He then went to with fashionable Homes of movie the rear of the building to get a and television stars were forced bucket of Coal. He returned to the i to flee in the face of 50-foot High front of the building put the Coal j Walls of flame pushed along by in a stove and discovered the wind gusts up to 60 Miles an hour Money missing. The front door War partly open. Tim Money was in one and five Dollar Bills. Lora police Are investigating the theft. Ii % the Joy and the grief mrs. Frank Gallo joyfully embraces her son Frank in St. Annex a Hospital Chicago after his Rescue from the parochial school fire which killed 87 pupils and three nuns. And at the morgue Phil comparetto weeps with uncontrollable grief after identifying his son. Inflation May lose some of its bite in �?T59 $43,000 in a club checks new York up inflation termed by Many economists the most serious economic problem of Tho next to years May lose some of its bite in 1959. Leading economists say a number of anti inflationary forces arc present in Hie Economy to head Olf any serious upward Price spiral next year. The general feeling a in o n g economists interviewed by United press International is that the Cost of living Index will show Only a slight change in 1959. They list among the factors documented working against inflation a More big three to c Convene on Berlin situation Washington up american officials said tuesday night the Western big three foreign ministers would meet in p Iris dec. 14-15 Cai the Berlin situation. The United states. Britain and France plan to reject soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev s demand for neutralization of Berlin these statement on what Benefit to the adequate Supply of Good of All officials said and counter with a United states the gilts have been kinds an increase in productivity to those countries which Are soviet keen Competition for the or have gone Neutral cry a Dollar the Federal Reserve perhaps Babaa can draw up such a Chart explaining the quid pro quo. A Bahaa complains about the size of american Public Aud Privat gifts to Israel. There he oversteps the Mark of Good manners. He is a foreigner in our land with Freedom of speech but certainly with no right to meddle in our affairs. If we choose to spend our own Money for any purpose whatsoever that us our business. If we choose to give Israel Mote than we rive Egypt that is strictly our private affair if we prefer not to give anything to either of them that also is our private affair. Since when do those who receive Issue orders As to How much the Benefactor shall give and to whom most americans Are beginning to feel that we have Given away too much of our wealth that we have often been licked and fooled by other nations that numerous politicians and their business associates have enriched themselves on our Aid while our Money intended to help Hie masses to a High Standard of life never reached them. Many americans Are wondering at the use of american Aid to stimulate commercial Competition against America in the markets of the world. Except As regards great Britain. West Germany and possibly France precisely where Are these quid Pio quo benefits to the United states Babaa has raised an interesting Point when he complain that we give one nation too much and another too Little. Perhaps the answer is to Cut off All Aid and depend upon american private capital to make sound business investments in these countries. The word sound might Embarrass some countries which offer wonderful business opportunities whereas they actually have nothing to offer. Copyright 1958, King Syndicate in it boards tight Money policy and a stubborn unemployment problem which May moderate labor i mands. I taking All these Factor it into consideration or Marcus consulting economist to the Hanover Bank Eon eluded that a fears Call for Russia to join in a big four conference on the Broad question of european Security. Such a conference Alo would include the question of German reunification. The Christmas a socks a was padded with about $43,000 in Christmas club checks mailed out from local institutions recently. The Henry county savings Bank the it. Pleasant Bank and Trust company and the insurance plan savings and loan mailed out the checks to those who had been making the weekly savings through the year. The Christmas club Money much of which is accumulated As a personal Holiday fund is used by Many to help with their Christmas shopping some of those who accumulate the Money use this method of making a Cash gift to those they wish to remember at Christmas time. Mother of eleven Accident victim it Madison a a Laharve. 111. Mother of la children mrs. Roy Virgie Bundy 39, was killed instantly at about 12 30 . Tuesday when the car in which she Wras Riding went off route 9-96 about two Miles East of Niota and rolled Over in a Field. Coroner William Beaver of Hancock county said mrs. Bundy died of severe head injuries. The Coroner said an inquest is pending. Investigators said the Laharve woman w As Riding in a 1952 Stude Baker driven by Chester Torrance. 37, also of Laharve a Cousin. The pair apparently was returning to Laharve from it. Madison when the Accident occurred. Torrance received lacerations of the face and the right ear. He was brought to sacred heart Hospital Here for treatment and remained a Hospital patient tuesday and was reported in fair condition. Mrs. Bund the former Virgie Ellen Collins would have been 40 years old on dec. 20. She was born dec. 20. 1918, surviving Are her parents Archie and Ruby Gilmore Collins of Laharve and her husband four Brothers and six Sisters. Mrs Bundy Sll children All at Home Range in age from two to 20 they Are Thomas Glenda Charlene. Jim Michael. Nyla june. Jerry Bettyjo Byron Nancy and Sylvia sue. Marvel at recovery of children Chicago up a Hospital officials marvelled today at the recuperative Powers of the injured children in the tragic fire at our lady of the Angels school. Seventy five of the injured remained in hospitals Many of Washington up a the Pentagon announced today that a program of Earth satellite launching that May put a five ton manmade Moon in orbit will begin on the West coast in about 30 Days. The first satellite vehicle will be launched late this month or Early in january from Vanden Birg air Force base in California. It will weigh 1,300 pounds present american satellites do not weigh More than 32 pounds. Too Roy w. Johnson director of Tho pentagons space Agency said satellite launching from Vandenberg May be expected at a rate of about once a month in 1959. He said the program has been designated a project discoverer a and that ifs main purpose is to develop a useful information Quot for putting a manned vehicle into orbit around the Earth. _ All of the West coast launch Chicago up ii _ fire expert in6e Quot Mac aimed toward be speculated today that an open 18outh poor Johnson my the part doorway at the head cd a lairs Gram wu1 Lnell de putting mammals into orbit and returning them fire spread through doorway safely to Earth. Turned the second floor of our lady of the Angels school into a Furnace of death for 87 children1 and three roman Catholic nuns. But they disagreed As to whether doors actually Hung in the door i Mir a Ria 1 Way monday when flames possibly a Al i hirik6 touched off by a youngsters care break deadlock them suffering from multiple Lessly cigarette shot up tile fractures sustained in leaping to the pavement from second floor windows of the roman Catholic school. Thirty three of the injured including nine critically Hurt were in St. Alines Hospital. Doctors who attended five of the critically injured when they were brought in monday afternoon feared they would hot survive the night. But the youngsters Clung tenaciously to life and some of them began showing improvement. Blood donors crowded hospitals tuesday after an Appeal for plasma went out and some persons offered their skin for grafting on the children a horrible Burns. Death takes mrs. Ira Owens of inflation Art not economist a. A. Zelock a visiting professor at Virginia University a graduate school of business said increased productivity i resulting from automation and other Cost cutting moves by Industry a will offset increases in Abor costs making them less in i Flat Iona n Quot Zelomek told up that in 1959, barring an All out War the Advance in prices will not exceed la a per cent which would be Well below tile average annual in i crease of recent years. At tin same time he said income after taxes will Rise Between 5 and 6 per cent leaving the average family better off from i ii e standpoint o f purchasing Power. A despite the Rise in prices that has taken place since 1939 mostly during the War years. Zelomek said a the average family Tod a is 39 per cent better off than it was Kilgore Macfarlane or president of the savings Banks association of the state of new York. Said bluntly Quot inflation is not he said a Many of the inflationary forces of recent years Are now vanished. And we must stamp out the notion that inflation is As certain As death and suffers fracture mrs. Cora b. Dohrmann of it. Union had the misfortune to slip on features the ice and break a Bone in her left wrist army prepares Moon rocket Cape canaveral Fla. Up the army appeared almost ready ted in to Send irs first Moon rocket hurtling into unexplored space in a vital radiation measuring Mission. Gov. Loveless dedicates Forest Jerusalem up a died Early gov. Herschel c. Loveless Iowa today mrs. Ira Owens 60, wednesday morning at Hedrick in j dedicated an Iowa Forest in tile is the Home of her daughter mrs. Rae i reforestation program George Kime mrs. Owens has been ill for some time the dedication of the Forest in Central Israel was the highlight of Ethel Leona Owens daughter of i five Day visit to Israel by love Oliver and Lenora Cooper Hough Jess and his wife. Trees for the forays born aug. 16. 1898 in Henry j est were purchased by iowans. Gives $100,000 for Parsons dorm Fairfield Iowa up Chicago industrialist Hubert e. How Ard has Given Fairfield College s80, x 0 to Complete a $100jkk gift for the construction of a new mens dormitory it was announced today. The gift announced by College Board chairman r. N. Hoe Mer will make possible a government loan of $360,000 for the 153-bed dormitory which will Cost $460,000. Tile new unit together with an adjacent menus dormitory both Are results of gifts by Howard. They will be known As the Hubert e Howard dormitories. Foreign students to present panel county Iowa near Olds. She was a Foi Mer resident of Olds and moved to Hedrick Iii june of this year on aug. 22, 1916. At her farm Home near Olds she was married to Ira Owens who survives also surviving Are one son and three daughters. Virgil Owens of Waverly mrs Dean Gipple of new London mrs. Mitchell Mckeever of Dows and mrs. George Kime of Hedrick one brother. Paul Hough of Detroit. Mich., one sister. Mrs. Ben Fenton of Olds and nine grandchildren. Her parents and one sister Evelyn Sanchez Are deceased. Funeral services will be hell Friday at 2 ., in the congregation-1 a1 Church in Olds with Rev. Claude Woods pastor of the Christian Church in Hedrick officiating. Interment will be at the Olds cemetery. The body is at the r. K. Crane funeral Home and will be taken to the Church Friday around noon. The casket will be open at the Church before the services and not after. Loveless was due to leave thursday for Rome. He will have an audience with the new Pope there and then Stop at Paris and London before returning to Iowa. Manufacturing Plant in operation after four Days the explosion Wlinich interrupted work of the Garretson equipment company at the Valley industries location West on 34 Friday did not Stop the work for the Long period that might have been expected. Cooperation an available budding and hard work on the part of j Many individuals resulted in get i Ting the Plant into operation again i in four Days time. The explosion wrecked the build to Leaf the experts had found tha Ling West on 34 at 3 37 Friday Afie doors were left open allowing i ter noon. Keith Garretson started ire and gases to spread rapidly sicking a new location immediately though the second floor corridor Harry Coder brought to his Atten 5prving six classrooms. Nearly All stairwell from the school basement and pushed suffocating hot gases through six classrooms. The office of Coroner Walter j. Mccarron announced an inquest would begin at to . Wednesday. Dec. To. Too authorities have determined the Blaze started in the stairwell at the Northeast Corner of the two Story Brick school. The Flamer and dense smoke were sucked up the stairwell to the second floor where most of the victims were trapped and died. Police tuesday night questioned school janitor James Raymond 43, who was hospitalized with Shock and injuries. Raymond told detectives h e w As entering t ii e school when he saw smoke pouring from the rear of the building Raymond said he rushed to the basement and checked the incinerator and boiler but found nothing wrong. He then told authorities he ran to the first floor and broke windows so the children could escape. Or Nam said Raymond also insisted that he had checked the Are away where the fire apparently started last thursday and found it clean of trash. Too Percy Bumble general manager of the Nipa said in Boston tile Iowa Wesleyan Assembly thursday morning. Dec. 4. Will have a program furnished by foreign students of the Colletia. Serving As a panel they will contrast their countries and the a. The Public is invited to attend. The Assembly begins at 10 15 . Resident plunges into budget matters Illinois youth s hog grand Champion Chicago up Gerald Anderson 15, Leland 111. Took another top Honor of the 9th International live Stock exposition today. The second youth to win a grand championship. A medium weight Poland China which last week won top honors in the Junior livestock show won a grand championship As Best hog of the show for Young Anderson. Thus for the second time in two Days animals shown by farm youths had been awarded the Best prizes of the show. Chuck Wood jr., 17, Spencer. Iowa a High school boy. Showed the grand Champion steer. Suffering from asthma and still hobbling on a broken leg. Young Wood came into the prize ring to accept the honors. Lion the Darrell Kinney quonset formerly the army Reserve Headquarters off West Monroe on Mccoy Street. The building was leased by Garretson and he began moving in at 3 Saturday. By tuesday at 2 15. The Plant was Back in production at the new location. The moving involved the transportation of several Large pieces of machinery Ana hundreds of parts and tools from the wrecked building to the new location. In the meantime it was necessary to Complete new wiring and compressed air line. Do insulating install storm windows and do some other remodelling. Lite Garretson company which employ s about 15 persons manufactures up Gas regulate. The office will remain in the same location West of the City limits on 34. By up an agreement Between trans world airlines and the International association of machinists today broke the deadlock Between the nation s major Carrier and striking employees. Twa announced that recall of striking machinists would begin immediately. Strikes against Twa and Eastern airlines had. Grounded one third of the nations airliners while american airlines pilots were preparing arguments to get a Federal injunction against striking lifted. U. S. Borax leases Burlington Plant Burlington la. A the 20 mule team products division of u. S. Borax and chemical corp. Has Taen a 2-year lease on the former Iowa soap co. Plant Here. The Plant had been a division of Wrigley co. It Wilt augment manufacturing facilities at Wilmington. Cal. It has been packaging 20-mule products for two months. General Industrial soap products also will be manufactured Here. A flu like disease Loose in Iowa Des Moines up a top state. Health officials said today an in of the children were in these six w v. A a a a uts six identified virus which causes a flu like disease is Loose in Iowa Bugbee said it was significant. 1�?ou but there is no reason to believe in the report that the fire did rot. ,. Us Noc i an epidemic is on the Way. Nett r the first floor because the1 u u i a. Out i a or. Ralph Heeran head of the fire door was closed there la j e Iowa department of Healths division of preventable diseases said there is no evidence of the a build in other developments a the Chicago archdiocese an a a noticed that archbishop Albert up of ulncs6 whle a preceded last George Meyer will officiate at mass funeral services for the dead children Friday in a na-1 tonal guard armory. The victims aged 9 to 15, w ill be but led together at the holy innocents shrine of the Queen of heaven cemetery if the parents approve. A the mayor ordered flags to. 4t_ a. A a by noun at Waif to prove it is the asian variety Nown at half Mast in the City until the funeral and a City wide be de year s epidemic of asian flu. Or. Albert Mckee. Iowa City head of the regional health Laboratory of the world health organization said the virus causing illness this fall a definitely Quot is not the asian virus Strain. Quot we have tested the virus Sev i eral times and have failed entirely Mckee said. Carburettors and i a a a a a to dared. Washington up president Eisenhower Back from a 13 Day Georgia vacation plunged into the hard work today of deciding How much Money the United states should spend for defense in the Chapel building on the Iowa and foreign Aid in the next fiscal Wesleyan Campus j year want Power boat Drivers licensed Des Moines. Up a the Iowa conservation commission tuesday recommended passage of a Law requiring Power boat Drivers to have a License similar to their ear License no pressure Des Moines. Up a the president of the West Branch school Board said tuesday no a excessive pressure Quot was used to Force them to recall the teaching contract of Donald e. Laughlin. Millard Thomas. West Branch. Car License spiff Horhn a we Quot it kit it we 1 is sales mount neighbourhood where the school was located shades were Diawn up until noon wednesday 545 111, a Lunus i the \ in tints and car licenses and 109 full year truck Wert dict the bodies of incenses for 1959 were sold at the 1 a dec nuni it who died were i county treasurer s office Roug it to the oui lady of the courthouse. Sale of Angels rectory tuesday night. In started monday. Cased in Black caskets. They Are car License sales Are to be buried thursday. J ahead of this time last year. There explosions of a sympathy a a "�?T70u a it tvs pm for in the 1959 plates running told the executive committee of the from around the world including to the bereaved in their midst governors commission on human j Vatican where Pope John offering Money to help pay sex rights that Donald e Johnson. Xxiii invoked the a Comfort offences and blood to treat the 75 West Branch a former Iowa Amer j heaven Quot on the sorrowing Faun i injured including three nuns still lean legion commander did to lies. Hospitalized with Burns and Bro pressure the Board. Chicagoan opened their hearts Ken Bones