Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 145, Decatur, Adams County, 21 June 1950 — Page 2

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4-H Accordion Band On Rounduo Prooram To Floy At Purdue Thursday Morning The Adan* county 4-H aceordlM bund Will appear on the program of the 4-H chth roand-up at Purdw* tuireniity today- Thursday. aad Friday. The local acrordiaaiM will perform on the stage of Elisa Fowler Hell during the morning program Thursday, Arlene Balsiger of the Berne Jolly Workers 4-H club Is director of thi* special 4-H Activity. Orga- , niai'd this spring with members of c.. seven different 4-H data partfclpat-

The natural iwntaiss of nourish- / ing com—sweet-toasted to a turn! / f\ And Kellogg's keep their Corn / KR Hakes coming to you crisper, / M fresher' Get the bargain in goal- / ■"gßEßm*. ■ nets—Kellogg’s Com Flakes. / gfJg fgf uonu / a/ — \ -| PAWNEE BARN PAINT EmMSB' Each gallon of this heavy bodied paint mates )■, -gallons of fitushsd paint You add the linseed A < ml yourself and thereby pot a tine-quality. longT lastingpmhtat a rost per gallta a* tow to that of : : 7 z inferior, bargala paints which can't comptwe with PER GAL. this paint lor spreading, covering, looks and wear. Each original gallon when thinned as dashed 5 Ga) L?tl ■ ” covers SOO to 550 square lest ol surface. 2 coals. R. E. GANTZ PAINTSALESA SERVICE ~,4 w Aaams St. Ph ’ n * ” M — WE ALSO CONTRACT JOBS — YOUR HOME WITH FIRE-CHEX 5 SHINGLISI " ■. . "***"■ ■ ■ Amazing new Carey Tire-din Shingles contain a miracle plastic compound that _ *. actually rcrirty fire, makes roof* more fire-safe than ever before possible! That* why Ftre-CAmr are the first and only shingle* in roofing history ever rated "Class A’ by Underwriters’ Laboratories, lac. I ,ln addition to superlative protection, Ffre-C&r wit! give your home enviable beauty too. They come in \ “ a wide choice of pleasing new colors and blends—enhance your roof with the distinctive deep shadow beauty formerly attainable only with costlier materials. • Not fequirißf rb übmM. %. Roof new wM Carey firo-Ctarf >F» quick, easy, lew* cast. AU vs far comaiota infsrmeMaa KLENK’S S;1 M «»lr*r»rt —— - ■ •• " " ~

ing, the gras* hopes to lacrosse la at**. Practise seesloe* are held weekly at the BaMger home. Member* of the band areiAudrey Kaba, Jettenon Work and Whi; Carol Rose Wall, Jsfteraoa Work and Win; Patty Kelly. Jes feraoa Work and Wla; RoeaUad Yager. Berne Jolly Workers; Neoma Wenger. Doeatar atria Deeana Sipe, Blue Cywek Up aad At n: Arleae HaMger. director, Borne Jolly Workers; Rosalyn Wagner. Moafee Boeatera; Judy Yegor. Berne Je 11 y Workere; Bvsiya Mun. Geasva Cloverbtoseont; cad Kleth Welch. Blue Creek Hod Union. Mrs Letter Sipe will accompany the ban* aa the trip to Lafayette The slogan "Safely First was originated in a steel pleat nearly IS years age.

Transport Strike Ai Los Angeles Settled Buses, Street Gin Are Rolling Again Busea and street rolled again In Los Angeles today, and m urUni official iff pgi thst Atlanta's strike-bound trolleys Would start running tsaterrow -/ But a west coast bakers' strike threatened to spread to. Vancouver. B C.. and Kroger < 0 saM It would be forced to close ST St. Louis stores tonight because of a bakery strike there. Meanwhile. Mayor David L Lswreoo- of Pittsburgh marshalled "public pressure" la an attempt to force settlement of a 1 May-old milk strike in the steel city and surrounding counties. Four thousand AFL transportation union members at Los Angelea voted yesterday to accept a two-year contract and return to work, ending a five-day strike which Idled street ears and buses and stranded i.aaa.ddO daily rid The strikers received an Immediate flvoceat-an-bour pay boost end a promise of an additional three cents la a year la Atlanta, trolley workers meet tonight to vote on a new contract with a syndicate which has agreed to purchase the transit lines. The city council called a special meeting to grant a franchine to the new I’nion spokesman Jesse- Wahon predicted that, the troileya would be operating by tomorrow night, but the Georgia Power Co., wfilch had operated the system, said the complicated settlement might not be completad that noon. Vancouver takers threaten-d to watt rout If their employers ship breed supplies to Seattle, Wash . and Portland. Ore., where a bakery strike has entered Its fourth day with no aetUemeyil Up right. Small Portland ‘bakeries 'unaffected by the walkout operated 2+ hour S#ifts- trying to keep -ap-w-ilh the. demand AFL-nosers *‘m> were on strike in. i/>* Angeles and several nearby communities At St Ixwls. Kroger Co prepar (•■I to close. B’.stores and lay off S(gi workers becati’e truck drivers refused to make deliveries through picket line- (1 f AFL hak era More than I.2oft~bakers have been on strike for 15 days against It wholesale bakeries Striking AFL milkjnen and the gr jter Pltlaiiurgli milk dpalet* association scheduled a new nego-

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tiatkm meeting today after ><q- . terday’s "bitter emf chafertiWft failed to produce a settlement. ' Mayor Lawrence said he would . give the diepntants one more day . to let mounting public pressure sink In Then, he said, he ex- , pect* a settlement. _ I Mr' and Mrs. J Wt 11 ia«r Athey 1 " Triftf W Jtir.- -ng -"Wtotefreadke and .Mias ■ ReKecc*" I. Renn id Jefferson. Md . were recent guests 'of Mr and Mr*. Lloyd E. Miller I and family near Decatur. J Joseph Cline liner ha* been at* pointed postmaster to succeed H. It. Hales at lirvahT . The I'lso population for Auburn has been aunotini ed aS 5 950. a •pain of ll» since 1940. Garrett's figure for thi? yeat s cepsus i~ ' ; f 1 ’ "" 4 the 10 period. ,-S -j Mr. an.d Mr-..'1l B To. lot art, 1 daughters' Pat«v and Janet, and ' Frank Gilpett. of Freniont. O . sp< nt 1 Sunday- nt the Gilpon home on North Filth slrevt 'Aliss Eva Vk- t tunnel I" ■ (ter : ,-hool tea. 10l WhCf'kM bell; (ISU ■ ■" ■■■;■ . "

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- Ing relatives aad friends here, will 1 leave Monday for San Jose, Cal.. a here she makes her home with a I; -UtodA , -.-- _ : - - MWfeLSLjtel L Admitted: Mr*. Everett Stud* j.-aker. .ytty, Mrs. Roger. Sisitrer. ' city. Sulfa jrug* now are IvelWT'WiW;' Isu,-t-easrnlly in protecting fruita [ and plants against disease. 1

A Real Welcome aBR • ■■ for a Wonderful Car T“Z. the man who greets you is a* proud ol your Pontiac as Tusiiitat .»■»» He knows you bought your Pontiac because of \ its reputation for fine performance and depend- ■ yOUR VACATION CHECK LIST B able, economical long life—and he aims to pro- ■ ■ - tect that reputation. ■ O Teas to Wags«<‘«—lsslsdi’S Bawls* AdpMhMrt (If yew M Nest time your Pontiac needs service, depend on ■ etask sadmpmiat el wsttato IW” st "riev'!), our factory-trained mechanics, specialized equip- ■ •«"•*• tow «w. n ßiot rtyrt fifemfeita*mere ment and factory-engineered part* You'll find B O and OS/Nengs. HyWaJktal. *ta Isvat i our service is every bit as good as that wonderful M brake AdbrtoaaaS (»yaw broka (j Ciaaa ata impact aaaUae •**- £3 ■ pM paaa fa wUkta I" at krm. Q Pontiac you drive. M Oser taetol □'faatalka*. _ _q B Como to foe • "Chock-Up" Todoyl B +— —PrwMcl Yew r IMwil— —. ■■ .T . with Pwtioc Service Decatur Super Service - 221 W. Monroe St. —- __— t JJecatur. Ind. •■.... ■ ’ . • ' ' “r. ' ” . - ’ •• " " '■ . r • . vr. OZARK IKS . ’ / unor au KIN <MT L' ; ’iA. XJjT...AN'CHASg tsfTutM M Jl>rO AS ffnn SAILS Dell' I a-Uolt up oaiiE.-. V H runnuns we got I /.vro d/Gwr-cdvree ’ I A-HOLT UF ONE.-y V \ A-ROOSTIN' ON FUST JI 1 /<= : U-—s \ WALL UNLESS A /"' J. /• cam make a <TH' thud \ r, r X tl*Ml**J ' DIVING catch,7; . Innin' > AWREAOV-) X ‘US \ d- t-a F > bugs ain't \„ LU GOT nary P y / 7 A ||A>. xmWI Ns (A RUN r ... jf -L •■' 1 I V' J \ A . tT* -**l y* a * K \ _ki ilr 1» 11 1 1., .A, \ JI 111 BBS I I

Notre Dome Professor Is Fatally Injured Kenton. Q. June »1— (UP)— Te Rev, George £ Smith, M. 'Pro feasor of engineeriM *t Notre Berne UaiveftUy. dtod hare lato yesterday of Injuries (offered hours earlier to • motorcycle accident. Father Smith. (Horeatly en route to Colombas, was kiUod when the motorcycle ho’ was riding went out of control, jumped n curb and ktrnuh a utility pole here. E\ E DONTS MR ■ FACTORY WORKKRB I Don't use area uaaaeaaaarlfv. 1 Don't read In poor light. ». Dun t naoleM ayes espoatd to dual, wind or overwork Balk* them with Lavoatik Quickly *outhea Inflamed. a»rr. burning. Itching and granulated eyallda er money refund** Thousand* ptalae It. ts year* ■»•- com (let Lavoptik today At *d drug »torea. _ ATTENTION: HNN SCNOOI M Sgt James E. Legg A repretmitative of the Army and Air Force Recruit ing Senice. will be at the Pout Office. Decatur, Ind., every THURSDAY ..I—j FRIDAY From 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. Persons » mhing to enlist or obtain information may do m» hy contacting Sgt. Legg at slated tintesK,

wrten Notice l» hereby given to the creditor*, heir* and legatees of Troy Huey, deceased to appear in the Adaais Circuit Court, held at Decatur, lodtana.. on the 4th day op September. I*so, and show e*<r*r. IT nllh the sMat** s(?wl I decedent should no*: ba approved. and said heir* are notified to |hen and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. saawov K. Hoey Admtntnt rotor with Win SfiWtaM Devalur. Indiana. June IT. ISS* Attorney IS*tone a SaNth. Jt'NK II—M

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