Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 27 May 1943 — Page 6

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FhanS TO CABBY HELICOPTERS aboard tankers and other ships carrying,war cargoes have been an- J Inounced following the demonstration of takeoffs and landings on a tanker deck by Col. H. F. Gregory, *The U. 8. Army Air Forces R-4 helicopter, equipped with flotation gear; is pictured above taking off; The planes will be used as added protection against ribmarines.| V. S. Army

Louisville Company Named In OPA Suit Seven Millions In Damages Are Asked Cleveland. May 27.—(UP)—The regional office of price admlnlstratlon announces that It haa filed two damage actions totaling nearly 17,000.000 against a Louisville company, its directors and stockholdera. The concern involved Is the now-dissolved Cummins Distilleries corporation. The suits, which were filed in

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f< dcral district court at Louinville. represent the largest treble-damage actions in the history of the emergency price control act. The GPA suits charge the corporation stockholders and directors with selling bulk and case whiskies at prices above the legal ceilings. Regional OPA attorney says that the price control act specifies that any vendor who collects more than the ceiling price for a commodity sold In the course of business or trade can be sued In the name of the OPA administrator for triple the amount of overcharge plus court costs. The suits are directed at violation* allegedly committed by the company before its dissolution last 1

•»« - - • December and other violations allegedly made In the course of liquidating the company's assets. The major suit is baaed on the alleged sale by a distribution committee appointed by the company's stockholders of 7.694 barrels of bulk whiskey. The OPA charges that warehouse receipts for the whiskey were sold at above-ceiling prices totalling 12.266.367. o — FLOOD WATERS HALT (Continusd From Psgs 1) flood-stricken states are meeting to study food production problems created by the devastation wrought on hundreds of thousands of acres ' of rich farmlands.

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Local Man Arrested Following Vandalism Joseph Kenney Is Held At Fort Wayne Joseph Kenney. 33. Decatur and Earl Gibson. 22, .Monroeville, are charged with second degree burglary In Allen circuit court at Fort Wayne, following an alleged "spree of vandalism" early Wednesday morning In .Monroeville. They confessed, Fort Wayne authorities said, to breaking into the Luenberger Bros, garage at -Monroeville and ransacking the building. Police said they admitted stealing 81.13 in cash from the service station, of hoisting cash register valued at 12.50, smashing and abandoning It, breaking glass in doors at the Webster and White service stations, windows at the Mm. Clarence Kline home and In cars belonging to Mac Sites and Jack Beauchot. They were arraigned first In city court at Fort Wayne and then buund over to circuit court, where their bond* were set at |l,ooo each. o —--— OFFER COMPROMISE (Continvsd Prom rags 1) agreement. Others contend that such an agreement is a violation of the sacred wish and will of the donor and cannot be bargained with without violation of principles for which the church stands." Thia pastor indicated that, although his church had not signed to date, he might be willing in order to save the expense of litigation. Some five or six churches have signed the agreement or are willing to do so, ft is reported. Four Uninjured As Auto Is Overturned I .... —. Four Decatur young people escaped injury about 10:30 o'clock last night when the car in which they were riding overturned on U. S. 224 one-half mile east of Deca- | tur. The auto was driven by Forrest K. Hawkins, 18. and owned by his father, William Hawkins. The youth told officers Adrian Coffee and Roy Chllcote, who investigated. that the vehicle upset when he attempted to turn sharply to the right onto the paved road, running behind Belmont Park. In the car with Hawkins were: Pauline Hawkins. Dwight Marshall and Bonnie Strickler. All escaped serious injury. The auto was badly damaged. — ■ ■ o Muncie Bus Drivers Threoten To Strike Muncie, hid.. May 27—(UP) — Bus drivers at Muncie voted this morning to strike on Sunday morning unless the Denny and Mines bus company officials agree to signing forms which would certify a wage dispute to the war labor board. Business manager Lloyd Rosencrans of the drivers' union says the management has refused to refer increased wage negotiations to the WLB for settlement. The strike vote was 37 to 4. All public urban transportation will be tied up if the walkout occurs. * Si ’’l E* ”** K ***** Agile* F*' ryEi I i > M J 1 I I. i f&i'W ' I I tp g J ■ ■bC. Jsßk: iaU ifiyjlL# 'lssE . til VM »i« r w GEN DWIGHT EISENHOWER climbs nimbly over the rail atop a 15Itarh gun turret aboard * British battleship as he visa units of ths Royal Mary In North African waters. Ho was accompanied by Admiral Str Andrew Cunningham, Allied naval commander ia that * a _. -a a

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