Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1946 — Page 2

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: KING HUMBERT (OMitalM* PtM> «>—> temporary civil regency. Italiuu la a provide* that the ’up rente court muat !»««»' * hu»l pro clamallon tor th» republic or the monarchy by June lb. Court clrglu- inaHlrd alter the communique appeared that Hum bcrt wu* clinging to hl* d.il’ion to remain in Italy for Ihu present Origlunlly he planned lu tty into eille In Portugal today. He may go to Capri <>r Sardinia to await the hual prudatnallon. informant* Mid. The latvet contusion aioee at the moment when the monarchist Han* appeared Nettled At 6 p. in

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yueierday the euprunir opart announced tifflt ial referendum •Riiree making the country a de faetu republic. The republic polled 12.072.7417 *4>lee. the monarchy 10.4itk.IUh. ' Return* were lackinn from Ilk of Ihe 35120 precintl. lie (Igaperl uud *lcw premier i'it-iro Nanni told the pm»* Huly *.l* h tepublh. Tile premier Wept to )h<> royal puht4u lo wulvr lhe formal irauafer of power from Humbert. Fifty two initiiilu* later Du Gu* ' peil emerged, while faced utid angry. Il *a* dliwloMNl that linin ’ hert had refus«-d lo accept ih*- De Eat to republic- and had naked De <la<l-|H-ii lu Iwcome the kina'* civil regent or lb-uirnaift until ill*., it 11111 supreme coiiri proclamation.

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oulburH. |"wav a column by Dorlt Flee Mtn in Ht« WaahlMUtn Ml ar May 16 lehinhliig (hr coal dftputn, re polling that it cauaed blood feud'' between tba >wo jurist* and lhat j Mr. Truman wan Itelng urged to 1 pick an outsider fui chief juatice rather than uilhur of ihu partici 1 pant*. She ciadlled a menalu source with c|uoting Mr. Truman to Ibe effect that "Him k aaya he will resign if I make Juck»4»n chief Ju* lice and tell the retaoM why; Jaclwou »ay« the »uiuu about Hlack." Jnc-kßon withheld luwtnient until Vlnaon'l nollliliallog because, he Maid, he dldn t want io lie put in the po*lti<m of pleading for the

P«at. He carefully aireiutd that hl* slalenient ahould In -•'» WI F *’* considered an objection lo the ace lection of Vinaon Hut. he "aid. he wanted to ael the record atraiahl In regard tu hie own feud with Black and particularly to denounce the <-harga Ibat hu had volcnd any threat* to the prealdenl. To du It. Jnckaon l**ued a ILiKW word itafeinenl In which he reviewed at leuaih the Internal court aquahide over Black * participation In the coal c ase and acc-ueed Hlai-k ol spreading atorles that he i Jackson) waa raaponalbte lor the altuaHog. •'ll la high time three etorlea ol feud a cease to lie mysteriously ami

Irrwapopalbly aet nut and 4kat <»ngrove had the facta." Jaekaon aatd. "If war I* declared on me I propose to wage It with the weapon* of Iha open wairlur, not thoae of the atealthy a**a«aln.‘ Jackaon aatd he mad.- no charge that Blaekft participation In the 4<>al an*c Involvu4l "lack ul 'honor.' " It waa raliiur a question of Judgwent a* tu aound judicial policy." he declared. WEEKLY SALES 4Turn To Pag* I. Cutumn 4) aelliiig hi* "corn medicine." Then 4ainr the auction aale of llveatock with t'hrla Hohnko ae the auctioneer. aided by a clerk and a couple of men In the ring. The bleacher

aoata aren't any too large-or Wme . 4 of the buyer* have to get a im k ' ( dower. Anyway they found onr i row almoat complciely around th.- i ring. They are immtly "am M || | OWH operator*.'' one eiplalmul. n hU \ moat 3f the llveatock la local. "They come In with a load ( | (l some buying and aelllng anti uaually go hack with a toad," hv vi plained. They make a living llu | kave n lot of fun. he uontinued "They bring aoine bu’lneaa hin. Decntur," he dedared. "Im, with I a bla crowd like that coming i n on Monday—whlch la u«ually M •alow’ day It'* bound lo help out downtown. Jual look at the airing of car* parked around here.' And we did look. They were pa iked In . tight formation for blocka around K. 0. Doehrman operate* the

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