Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1946 — Page 2

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Planning New Suits On Chain Groceries Two Chains Facing Anti-Trust Charges Waslilngtou. >■< |t 21 H I’i The justice department * all trUHt division, vl "I 101 lln I first bout with u food < li.il'i, w tackle two un>n> next *piitiThe federal court at Danvili 111. convicted th* ure.it Hlanf & I’ai tffc Co 12 uibsldlnry at as*<M luted firm- ami 18 offielu Hat unlay on charge- of x Loath the until nut lawn in <on»|ilrit to control it - ih«tanti.i) portion RUPTURE Expert Coming lo Fort Wayne Again R. K. Shallenherger Will-know a ,-xp, rt lii.lMn.l |1..1|». Wilt fl"'.irate ’-* UH "I wI- - Il na «• at India a II . Kt W. F- i..> -I- iin I-. * |> in Mr Hliaf!eiiti»rit»e . , tn* Sh.illen'o" <.r m»»'< I ...nti art. the open •g« n r- 'nokahl elin t time on the a'* ag <..«<• regard. !»-• of the • !*» >r In itlon of the rupture, a* -I no i after b>*w much rmt lif’ or strati <• 1 ini- wt hat k t" wok t i” .in .da a» ■fflcient a* .-fore ><».| were raptured The SuaUet.ie get llupiure Hnleld ha- no |ea etran water* proof, sanitai pro tl ally I ■ tr i'tllile I .1 <n he worn while bathl' U E. ii • Held !• “ktltfally molded and f 11» t to th- part* under h- If v .1 > <iv« perfe • fit ind stlsl > 11-. n f«ir<e and difficult rapture, following operation- e*p<-, ally anil' it*d lio not overlook thi- opportune It if a<i i want <tat f . Ing results Mellina add "'2 N h Meridian. I inll-i n i |iol Is. Ind tAdvar-tl-emenll.

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VITAMINS ft Your Doctor a x&k Recommends ( Upjohn*, Squibta, Ah* bottM, I’arke-Davw, Mead’s, yy Lederle’s — and other vita<4 ‘ iwfnw. It’s fall, and now is the time to build up your resistance to colds. We carry a complete line \ of all Vitamins. 4. Kohne Drug Store

the natlou's fund business Attorney general Tom C. Clark and other officials haw withheld imminent on the conviction pend lug reading of the decision of Judge Walter U Lindley. Hut these official* -aid Ihat trial of the Indictment against Safeway Store* Inc eight subeidlane* and I’- officei* returned in Kanui* City, Kans., Jan 2«. 1‘IC! would be ,i-ked ill tin* spring 1 Thai will l»e- followed, they so IF I by trial of the Kroger Grocery A ll.iklnu i'o tine, sub-idl.tile* ami , ti'.* officer* nil of Cincinnati. (>. under an indictment efured -Im tllam-oilsly in Kansas City. Th* < li.ir.'e ■<_; o-l Safeway ami Krtrnei were similar to those a auist tin A A I' and essentially w> re ■ 1 \<t|it'ring by merger and Ih'iWl < the busltlcs- of Hole pendent g u< er* ami Imai chain* 2 Si'leitiou of Imai area* ami .:-m. ilo’lr dominant position to de-ttoy enmpetlfioii through lower price* with losses of stores in those area* offset by profit- from those in othe area* ' Comlouailon* lo tlx price* and policies I Coercing supplier* to giant tlo-in >x f»»i», and preferential dim ounts o — Divorce Suit Filed in Capital Court la tlol a Straub. Illdiallapo’l*. ha* filed suit ftp divoice from Frank Siraiii, |i .am . lii M lon < Ircult <.,.» • George T Davis I* plain tiff's i >un>*el. it Treasury Head Urges High Taxes Retained Milwaukee. Wi* . Sept. 21 it'l’l Secretary of the treasury John W Snyd-- -aid last night that ' I-’- federal laxie should !w- main '.lined "for some tune" to reduce tlie puldii debt and to fight Inflii t mu Snyd’f. add lesllig the ,-xectl ve» i lul> of Milwaukee *au| the pi < sent tax level also must be maintained t> balance tile budget. “I believe, and I think that the conglea* ate.l the Ameiiiati people ••lie.e. that for our common good uur pre-enl tax level* imsit be maintained for *ome time. h* r a id ll— - - Trade In leAieou Town — Decatur

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; Diabetes Clinic Held At Capital I .... . _ Insulin Discovery Marked By Clinic Indianapolis. Sept. 21 ill*) I'hyalclans from all over the world toured the Ell Lilly pharma--1 cetillcal manufacturing <ompany - pia.'ii* today during an international dlabi tes i litih The i Hub marked the discovery of liiaullii. the chief treatment tor i dlatrete*. 2a year- ago. and the i ole the Lilly company played in 1 insulin research and manufacture Sine hundred Indiana physicians and medical stud*-nt* convened ' yesterday f >r the clinic. A review of the discovery of ■ insulin w.c- given by Dr ('. II Heat, who worked in research with Dr Fredetlck (5 Ranting of Tor onto Banting discovered insulin in IH2I A year later, the Lilly company began large-scale production tithe physicians who cited the xalite <ii insulin were Di Bernardo lloits-ay. director of the institute of physiology. Bueno* Aire*; Dr Joseph II Barrach, etiring pre*!dent of (he American diubete- a* -■I hit lon Dr. It D. I.iiw reiue of King's < <dl< ge hospital. London: Di Klllott I* Jo-Hu, Harvard uni ier«ily. Dr II C Hugedo n. Bent oft* Denmark Dr. John II Wil Hants, consultant tn medicine at the university of Rochester, ami Dr. J. <>. Ritchey, proh-ssor of medicine at Indiana unixeisity. Notre Dame Asks Own Slaughtering Rights I Indianapolis. S*-pt. 21 Il'Pl The I'nlverslty »f Xotii- Dame anil two other Indiana school*, who have les* that) a week*, supply of meat f»r student*. a-ke<l the federal government today for pe. mismon to do tiie.r own livestock slaughtering. Notre Dame. Buih-r l’tih< «»ity of Imli.inapoli* ami Culver .Military Academy sent petition* :<> secretary ol agriculture Clinton I*. Anderson and Ol’A chief Paul Porter saying tin y < ould not get enough supplies to teed thesr students. 16 Are Charged In Liquor Truck Raid Indianapolis. Sept 24 <VP) Sixteen |>ei sona- fa< ed federal charge* today for raiding a liquor ttuck after It overturned on a highway. A fedetal gta’id jury indicted them on charges of theft from inierstate whipments Arraignment I was *< hedulod for Thutsday. The ' defendant* allegedly took whiskey I from a truck when it figured in an accident mat Lawrenceburg on June I. 1!)I5. City Defendant In $7,500 Damage Suit Fort Wayne. Ind.. Sept. 24 (CP) The city of Fort Wayne today wae the defendant in a 15,000 damt’ge «ult filed by Mrs. Henrietta Andrieson charging -h suffered permanent Injuries wh« ii she stepped into a deep hole in i sidewalk. William F Andrieson her husband. in a second count in the euit asked |2..'»on damages for loss of ; hi* wlfo's services. Prominent Berne Man Undergoes Operation Orval X Smith, prominent furni- | ture manufacturer of Berne and a ' member of the Adam* county eelectlve servhe Itoard. underwent a major operation ;.) Memorial hospital yesterday. He I* reported getting along nicely.

is m ** A■! t liny NIWLING, 22-yw-old actrut and Alfred Bloomingdale. 3®, fils producer and scion of the Slooaau&afiaU family of N'eu Tiwk, seal their marring* ceremony at Anita Lcuisee Belli wood h'sms with a kiss, (latuaautMl)

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Levi Todd Dies At Fort Wayne Hospital Funeial servhes for Levi Todd, <2. prominent Fort Wayne attoitiey. wh > died Sunday evening al .Metho utst hospital, following a stroke will lie held Wednesday afternoon at the Klaehm and Jim* funeral home In that city. Burial will lie In Six .Mile i etnetery In Well* county. .Mr Todd was well known in th * city and frequently appeared In the circuit court In the practlco of bl- profession Among the survivhu relative* an- Mi*. W K. Moon of North Sixth *treel, a first cousin of the de <eased. Mr. and Mtw Moon will attend the funeral ritea. — U M. P. Patrol Held Up By Russian Soldiers Russians Held In Attempt At Theft Berlin. Sept 24—Il’Pl The pro x«s*t inarshal’a office reported today that five Russian soldiers held an American M P patrbl st gun|*dnt for a short time late last night when rhe American* tried to *top the Russian* from stealing a German truck. The Soviet soldiers fled when a second patrol made up of la><h Anierlc.in and Russian M P<* arrived ami began firing toniinygun* in the air. Three of the would be thieves gave themselves up smf were held toilay by American authorltl** Two <•*■ aped Lt t'ol F E Winnie, of the provost m.ir-hale office, said thimerely was .me ol many incidents which occur fairly regularly in Beilin He *aid he believed tinRussian* only trained their gun* on the M P's becaiMe they were unaware they were American enforcement GoopPatrol* In the Neiikolln area ot the Amerii tn sector which imrdeithe Russian area have been in creased a* a rwsult of imidettt* which occurred dining the last two weeks. Winnie -aid. SOVIET PREMIER (Coctlnusd Krom Ps»» Ona) foreign Secretary Anthony Eik-n have*"'brought hope to those millions all over the world who are 1 hungry ami thirsting for peace Acting secretary of state Wil- ; Ham L Clayton described Stal-1 in* statement a* terribly inter eating and very important, but declined to amplify Ida cryptic | press conference remark He said there was no neml for a new approach to Russia a* suggested I by Eden. Wallace, who wn* oust* I from the cabinet last Friday after his go-easy-on Russia speech, issued ; formal statement from Ids hotel apartment 'Differences of opinion caused by various national responsibilities ami viewpoint* should not slop the search for practical ex presalou of the deep spiritual longing of all the people of all the nation* for a permanent world peace," Wallace said Wallace said the Eden and Stalin statements encouraged him • to believe that the recent flurry is indeed constructive'' He apparently referred to the controversy which was climaxed by hi* dismissal front the cabinet Wallace refer re I to Stalin's statement that there Is no danger of war at the present time ami Eden's appeal for a "new approach” by the I‘nlted States and Britain to Russia Eden said that only a "new spirit and a new approach” to Russian and AngloAmerican relations can "avoid fatal consequences."

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u. S. ARMY AND COAST GUARD t-.im- combim-d air and Inn I foi <■<•* with a good dose of y.i’,l,. . iun’-nnity to ••ft*t t the daring operation of removing I* airlin-r crash -univor from tin- im*e< f rblden wildcim- of noitlioa-t Newfoundiaml In a (leafing, top about a quarter mile Ironi 'h»- llelu-ian airliner wre< kage. rescue workers transfer victim* from a fit.*: aid tent to a helicopter, which flew them to a waiting *<-apiane tx mile* way for transportation to

OIL TRAIN (Continued iron) Cage It was forced to stop because of. tin- lire and wrecsage. Passenu <1 . w«rc orderel oft and not allowed to leaxe No < asiialli—< wen- repor ed. ICELANDERS iCc’.tmuea .ram Page 1* Ing t<> and fiom G* rtnany. Tinftei t would ><■ maintained by American civilian personnel tTlie I’. S navy announced it ' l.rgan withdrawing it* font- Hom Iceland Monday • Ame'fcan troop* built the |<,-- flavik field <>n the -on iiw. -tern tip of leehind in 11'12. It is lo cat<d 3-> miles from Reykjavik. i near the fishing village of Ke flavik Tlie chief American naval base li* in Hvoifiord. northwest of Reykjavik. Tin navy alro had 1 headquartera <amp on the out skirts of tlie capital. PLAN RADICAL ♦ Continued From One) | »■■■ ■■ »- ■" ■' '■ •" “ 11 "' 1 ' • n-m r , growing out of special warUtm task* a-signcd oct submarine- in the Pacific." Styer raid. Th new I submersibles, lie said, w ill r. pre I sent the fi st major change in j design sine* PJ23. I "We visualize bombardut* nt and ' > carrier submarine- designed to I I carry guided mi -i!*-* or pilot!*- a r I aircraft undei -. led to the sLo e.< : of any future en* my. ’. "Picket submarines, transportand cargo earrieis will be d .eloped as necuKsa x, to provide for ( hemispheric defen-c Such ty|*’s must be capable of operating in I any waters from the Arctic to the tropics " j 1 Styer would not predict when I i atomic pow*-r or jet engines might ’ t>e used in rtibmatlnes. lint ho p.Muted out tha: any n-d.t• tfoti in I the size or weight of the power plants in submarines would al-

low tin- nav,. to lii'iigtlieu hull* . inis' att.ok by atomic weapons. O - - -- - OPPOSES K'outinued from Page 1) •<. tty tor tin- legislation asked by th tederal reserve board. "It should be avoided until -u< h . time as the absolute necessity tin et. i prevails and is fully re- ; cognized ' Win -• the federal reserve board i reque.-'itu additional power to control < edit expansion, other > e: niioiital amende- are engaged nt vigorous efforts to expand . relit," 11. lotltinuej. "The bank- at the present time have suifnieiit resources lo meet toy demand so: credit required by American business of all types,” he -aid 'An aggressive po'dc y of credit xpansion at present price 1.-vels. by a governmental agency to invite the danger of *!«•< nla tion and over-expansion.” Rathj' *aid that labor union* | could p'.ay a dominant rob- In affei iin th'- future l'-v. I of prices, and a>*<*.ted that wage gains in tin- early months of this year were n sponsible for breaking the price line. "Labor should recognize tlie 1 <iu< .<1 role which it plays in the .-c-'tio tic life of the nation, ami 1 exercise with a high aense of te- ' s| ot-ibility tlie power which has ‘ come Into its hands." lie said. < j o BUTCHER SHOPS iCintlnucd From Page On*) ' oils were closed and Minneapolis 1 dealers wen- voting whether to sliut down. One of i't Atlanta. Ga.. markets, was closed and the 1 other., aid bualneas was less i than one-third of normal ■ Reports from some food dealer i associations, however, showed • <*ven more cloNings. Charles H. • Brotnann secretary ot the Asso-

th< Gander airfield and hospltlllzation \ ■ -),. 4 < axe. removed from a helicopter. in f. rrhd <>n ~ rubber I'HY craft, while at the left. Mix Selina l<"■ t on.- of the survivors. isetx a warm w. I ~• ~■ th.. Hom her borther. Joseph I’otnex Tw«nty ».x di.<i n fated airliner's • ru-h. and their bodivx ».-r. un-i! u* •« of I lie I raxed f.

ciated Food Dealers, Im-. Chi<ago. said nearly !W percent of more than a,wo meat markets j in the city wen- < loved yesterday.' Reactions of market owuers in the country varied One retailer in Atlanta said "we'll stay open ii we have to run the blackest I market In the world. It should I have been Truman who resigned. ’ not tsecretary of commerce Hen-

I fl J mt at a » bereaved I families find comfort ■ * ! Ml A home to turn to in time of need . ■ • » condo' l Able, apaciout. beautifully appointed meeting place for the family, relative* and friend*. Thu '• M Zwick Funeral Home, one of the mo*t modern and M moit homelike funeral e*tabli*hment* in thi* lo M eality . . , home of "The Perfect Tribute home of the service any family can afford. M ?'' jlr A y a FrSw^'c^liWjt -a»_« ’’vl . '

Public Auction Am we are planiilne to go back to Georgia *< tin u"' l ‘ »e|| to the highest bidder the following described Heal buildings in Geneva, Indiana, on TUESDAY, OCT. 1,1946 at 1:00 P. M. Property No. I: Located at the corner of llutcliei u ''' ’, “ i.uiM Thin Is a good five room house with new bath r<><>tn 1 kitchen cabinets, electric hoi waler healer, new io<»i. ' ‘ <n j n electric Wiring. Thia house has been completely "’"""‘ i l)())r , decorated within the last 6 month*. This will m« k ' - home or Income property. It is now renting to. (■•■' I" rll Immediate landlord's possession. ,rr * TKHMS—I/3 cash, Italance when deed and alistra'' Hvered. |h(l .Mam •* Property No. t: Just east of railroad on north in Geneva. Indiana. Property consist* of «<mhl • "' !>arn 18522 with 1» ft. shed adjoining and a good (r “""’ ' hrr lt Building* and large lot will be sold separately or ’"i , highest bid is Obtained. These building* can easily wrecked, a wonderful 10l of building material Attend this sale. TEBMB-CABH. EDWARD aid FLORENCE HAGERTY Roy Johnson g- gon—-Auctioned* ' Malvuj Liechly—Auctioneer .. - - *

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