Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 22 July 1946 — Page 2

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RESISTANCE TO II I (■* !■> • (OnttatM Frwm One) ed.litloti.il wage increaaeu if confree* doe* not reaior*- effective price control*. Eighteen conxunier, veteran and labor group* organized a* ’ I'lttxliurgh for a strike mtion to demand return of ol’A lletall-l er* th»-rc reported it slowdown in ■■He* ;ta con uni* ih refu*ed to] pay pork and beef price* double i firmer celling* Butler prit't were down alight ly both at Cleveland and I’hila ttelplilu after reso hing a high of nearly ’?•» ent* jut pound Hut ter pn *-* nt Philadelphia wen 73 to cents olay Boycott* had little effect on tin pak-e* of meat either at Philaiitdpknt or Cleveland. One large meat niaik't ■ rving about 25,mm cuatotn* r* In Cleveland closed after connutnet xerYed notice ti'ey would picket because of h'Rh pri< i **. The Atnernan Meat institute, spoke.- -n*n for He- major packer*, said that pre • *• on in* at gen

MASONIC Entered apprentice degree at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. July 23. W. J Krick, W M. !Tll>2tx

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Si/ence sold us on Servel!" "** FRED I™- ■ - < < ■" Y IB? i 1 J Aw > ■ T"”* £;y. We a Servel Gas Refrigerator. It never makes ||g >fl | a sound or causes trouble." Like the Fred Mac Murray., you li feel lucky if you chooas V"'" t a Servel Became, as more than 2,000,000 Servel owner* t *** >M 3W. have found, this modern gas refrigerator kt baattally *****!•■■] S different. w 0 RW)V|NC PARTS , H| | Servel freezes with no moving parts. Just a tiny gas H I I I - Sg flame keeps the refrigerant circulating. So, there’s noth- M ■'• 'Ft, f "Bfe ing in its freezing system that can make a noire Nothing ■ " ■< | Ito »■ O to wear, or wed fixing, either. That's why Servel stays ■ afl - >' ” I ! I •dent, laxU longer. M - ■ - t< ■ ■ —</ flfl Talk to your neighbors who’ve enjoyed Servile all M ,W i K through the war. They’ll U-ll you their gae refrigerator* ■ ! i r-Qf j ’ R have never given u moment a worry. H Il 't I a* v I AMAZING FACT fl Os the thousands of Gas Refrig- | * * y ' flflgLJg erators in Northern Indiana 1 t homes today, over 99% are still 1 I giving perfect rervice... and 1 .cfßlGt* *’ J some of them have been in use 1 QAS " for more than 17 years || C A. STAPLETON. Local Mimrer ... .

•rally were lower than those I retailing when Ol'A ended. Statu and local governments ■ ontlnued to act to prevent rent im leases. Gov. Dwight 11. Green, called a special session of the Illinois legislature for nest Tues■lay to consider legislation which I v ould frees* rents and declare a moratorium on evictions. —o- ■■■ ■ Showman Arrested As Hit-Run Slayer George White Held In Couple's Death Hau Diego. Calif., July 22 — I'pi- George White. .76. Broadway and Hollywood showman whose ' Scandals" started many a chorine on the ladder to sue ccs*. will be arraigned today on negligent homicide and hit run charges arising from the deaths of a couple on their wedding day Tin- handsome, white-haired h.ii helo. was arrested by the Ca'ifornia highway patrol ye,ternay and released from jail on f.'.00 11 bail after his expensive • dan allegedly ran down Claude !■ Lester I 42, Santa Ana. Cillf.. and his Ik year-old bride.

M(T W Mwßbfiwßß - SOBBING WILDLY, Mrs. Ada Jone* 1* comforted In a Chico, Cai., courtroom by a friend after she had pummelled Mrs Lydia Crandall during the arraignment on murder chargee of Albert Jones, 14. her son. The outburst began when Mrs. Crandall, mother of slain Patricia Crandall, 15, asked the youth, “Why did you kill my daughter?" Mrs. Jone* forced Mrs. CrandaU aaainst a wall and niinched bar. (International}

Witnesses said the couple, I married Saturday in Tijuana. I Mex. were struck as they crossed' the highway at Solana Beach. 30 1 in les north of here, a few hours I after their wedding. Highway patrolmen said Leewas killed instantly, and his wife' died several hours later. The death car was said to have slow ed briefly then speeded up and headed toward Han Diego. Mrs. I.ee was the former Leona Ann Osborne Fittgerald. widow of a soldier killed overseas. She had an lx months-old son. James, vno lived with her ,>arents In Victorville. Calif. White was traced through a license number furnished by a < by stander, and was arrested near J the city by highway patrolmen a half hour later. 0 i A business man who does not make a religion of his liusimws has a business life of no character. Somewhere between the excess and deprivation Is th* mean of happim**

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Talmadge-Klan Deal Charged By Pearson Deal Is Charged By News Commentator Atlanta. (In. July 21- il'Pi Flanked by a corp of policemen, some 1.5011 persons last night alternately cheered and booed commentator Brew Pearson as he declared that governor - nominate i Eugene Talmadge bad promised ’ : to install a Ku Klux Klan official j as head of the Georgia Bureau of] , Investigation. Pearson charged over a national network (AHt't that Taima<ige had pledged to a KKK grand cyclop, that "all race problems will he left to the Klan." ( Speaking from Georgias cap! I tol grounds, Pearson said that Talmadge would apiadnt grand ■; cyclop* Sam Roper of Klavern ; 297 In Atlanta to head the GBI. a statement that drew cheers from the crowd that stood in a light rain during the broadcast. Gov. Ellis Arnall. who has a legal suit pending to revoke the Klan s charter In Georgia, wax applauded when he Introduced Pearson hut later the familiar campaign cry was heard—“we want Gene" and "hooray for Talmadge." Arnall called Pearson a "valiant crusader for truth, tolerance, understanding and good will among men." and said there wax no place In Georgia or America for "hate 1 organizations.” 0

fl jßl' iEw / k&wKi fy6l'\> I ■ [■ X I ■BL JI Kh WIFI of the U. 8. Army's Chief of Staff, Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, * stands among tha corn stalks while inspecting the garden near her home at Fort Myers. Va. The Eisenhowers have turned to gardening to help the nation-wide food coneervaUon program, (huenuuiottfll) WHY BE FAR? Eat plenty yet l«M \flfl weight with delldeus /K candy redudM plan R\ Haresswr* ■ Viremia Cesdy M«o»rina Pus reu gre't tut ret wy «re». tvftsmre aart*s*> AWO credy Sasttk Dreg <*. “Tear out this ad as a rommdar-''

I HOTlct: rn iiinorn* ■Notice I- hereby given thst tin Bosr* of Comml-sl'-nei-s <if Adam* (’minty. Indiana, will, until tli< h»UI of J on PM. on Tuesday. Au*u*i ' *. IS4*. receive b|il< forth,- following (Otl, Four carlosda of prepared -tok, ■ ■ coal to hr delivered is dlr,-, ted j to the County Home, ('minty Jail ■ County Garage sod Court Hou-e i R|iec|f|, atlons »n file st Hu V idlI tor's Offh-c. itrpti y: pn.»-.« Clerk's Offl.e Fiirnl-lilna .nut erect Ina Steel l>o<-timeni Filer a» t follows Nitration Xo I—tit l»o. u rm-nt Flies Klevnlloti No, ■>—j,’,| |h.r imint I Files Above elevations to lu- equipped I with -pedal ladder and ti.uk Auditor s Office l-'urnlslilng anil ere- tlna steel Filina Case, Flans and specif), stlons for the above are on file in the Auditor's Office. VVWt HTHII HHIIMIH Weehter llrldge. locnted nppr»«l malelv I L$ inlleSs east of the villas*of Salem, on County lt**»d No I'* between section I* and section I*. In Illite Creek Township, Adams |V>-inl> Indians I;*- ang '• place east abutment; replace p" ■ sent super-structure with new *L foot low-trues type bridge; Install new seat and mud wall on west abutment. All work shall l» In arcordnmc with plana and specifications which are on file at the office of the County Auditor, at the Court House In Decat-ur. Indiana Proposals shall be properly and 1 completely executed on Form No X* as pres, rli*ed by the Slat,- Hoard of Accounts with non-colluslon afldavit ns required by the Statutes of Indiana, and must •>» accompanied by questlonalre form No ** A prescribed by the gtate Hoard of Accounts for a bld of g.V.ono no or more A .ertlfled ehe. k payable to the ■ Hoard of Commlaslonere of Adam- , County. Indiana, or a satlsfa* torv . bld bond executed by the bidder and a surely company In an amount • equal |O 10% of the hid shall »Ut>mltted with each bld Contractors awarded work will I** requited to furnish acceptable surety Isitid In amount of Hi«% on the ; contract price The Hoard of Commie-loners re- , serve the right to reje. • any *>r all blds on the atotve proponed work By urge, of the Hoard. I’burman I. I»rew. liolllor (dams Cownty, Indiana July 2! S' 1 n , —... ■ —

— —— Seven Rotary Scouts Are Awarded Pennant • J — Seven Scout* from Rotary Boy I Scout troop 61. attonding Bi* I* land, Rome City. lan' w.-ek wenawarded » two week pennint for honor camping They wen* Don .Median. Davr MacLcan. Gene Ziner. Kenneth Nrah. .'l* rlln John, ton, Willi* Bro k and Norman K ' Stingefy. acting leader. Other award* were: plain honor 'camper*. Willi* Brock and Mer lln Johneton; oenior atrip*. Dave Macla-an. camper, and Ikin Ma*

IMIW RJ JUL'iMOUr \v... are your prospects for traveling .. • I I . 1 Fields and places y<.u\c read about all your life .. . vi-itm-' 'iti'-.*' I « Ib-tlin, lokyo, Manila. Honolulu? ' f '" u < ‘ n ‘*** *°day in the U. S, Army Ground Forces for 3 year*, thrti* Fl •* ,tc< *ll**nt! For Regular Army Ground Forces troop are stationed all »»"•* O the world. And that 3-year enlistment gives you the right t<> iho I Bl , h c ”*rrM*as theaters which are still open, as well as the branch <4 scrirt 1 } llU *ant to join. A £1 ' Th p life °f a Ground Forces man is a life of out-of-doors a-!'"""« d "1 K -‘1 w--c i’ ’ * n,eres, ' n F j°l» •• • learning skills and trades that « H’ l JIL . •• I /*W 1 n IE •* nC carefr * n *l’ p Army or as a civilian. More than 21* 1 ni» n Hmß jS , Retncinber, too. that if you enlist for 3 years >m or before O'! .fl ft o pxILl )IY ’// t y° u m *y l> avc w l> to 13 months of college, trade or Im-'niM . r ,llrt a (IrR |\ • a ' H,ra, " r ' f , ‘ e ’. etc.. up to >SOO per ordinary school year, plu-7 |ia in “ "''"l* a! l""an<r it'Al if you have dc|>endent*). £ Since September, over three-quarters of a million men have m ' the new RcguUr Army to take advantage of the splendid enlistment 9 ol T««t MAKE IT A MILLION! Get all the facts al your O Army ( amp or Post, or U. S. Army Recruiting Station gtfV-r-, _ K Mlw MY SCALE i ,H ADD,TIOH T 0 CLOTH, H®. FOOO, LODGING, MEDICAL AHO CA,E AND UWEIAL BETIREMENT PRIVILEGES |O Matter Sargeant inroxt I d Se, 0 ,a rt $165.00 $107.25 I’J’ J ’ ■ tq| 11 A.OO 17J5 h $* r ** an * 100.00 65.00 * B Class M>oo 52.00 90 J P 7500 4175 ■Bn X ■ W ADDITION TO COLUMN ONS of Ttw ASOVt: B| trereere far Srevfce Ovwrere M*%hcrMMMSU«terWFMve'oU ( ' C '* M * I M •%trerrerefcn*rfcrfa*6>r*re»rflw'** H ■ X TiaSrf ®*“ Wremre Sorer, ,vVj B r Uw&w * J-”"- r Cu **' ~n you ' 320 Federal Building, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Lean. <«mper; tigtut*, Gene 7*l»*r, t-raft Kenneth N w»h; p oneer. N«r man Stingely; merit ImiU'*- , ’" 11 Ma. Lean, bird -'"'l7 camping: i Gen Ziner. m.-lal Work; Kenneth Nash, metalwork, basketry and wood carving. Norman Mtingelv, basketry. Da*' Ma* l*ri.n, cooking., cimping and tm-ketiy. Merlin Johnson advanced to ie ond via*I a.out; Kenneth N.mh. udvatic.-l to ' first clue* scout Dnr* Mncla-un, was elected H» cniididate to th* i ,rd* • of the arrow 0Rcpublican Editors To Meet September 21 liidianapoli*, July 22 il Pi ! George llul-h. Ka-t Chicago, presl I dent of the Indiana Republican edl-1 ! toii.il aaxoclatlon. >«ald t-day that; ■ the group* annual full outing ' would be held Sept. 21 at the * ' French Lick Spring* Hofei. The meeting traditionally kick* | ~ff th*- fall GOP (.impugn |

POISON IVY A V S. Government Report announres lhe dheovery of ■ new tsnnir arid treatment. It hs* Iwen loimd exeellenl; it i« gentle snd -ale. drie* up the Idi-lero in a -urpri»in|tly »hort time —often within 21 hour-. These govern ment finding* «re incorporated in the new product .... yirv.TAD V Your (lru*»lofe.soc. 1V 1 IJI\I DEC.ATI K INS. AGENCY Ettablithed 1887 General Insurance K. C. Bldg. Room 5 WE WILL DRESS CHICKENS Tues., Fri. & Sat. Live thicken- any day during week. Retail eggs. Decatur Produce Co.

Trade In • Good Town - Decßtur RAYMOND (Doc.) KELLER — Jeweler - Watch end Diamond* — *J" ,e **' gllvcrware — Clock# ,12fi N. Ninth St. ' FU^lnni L S I X-fb’' SSw.*-wbMe tltable. ue, '° ** , -middle-***' perio* /jSzwwiiwSßi

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