Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1947 — Page 6

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LEGISLATURE Pm** *»n** will have only the power to advlee the legislature and the balloting will not mandate the Mth legislature to act accordingly Tlfe Kepublican majority in the house killed a bill which would have given veterans a flat 31" annual grow* Income tax deduction for life It had been scheduled originally for passage but the Ke publican policy committee switch , e<l at the last minute to the refer < ndum measure. Iwnnt rat*. In the senate attack '

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mi the referendum bill as a "mi arable" sulMtillll.- for » "leal Ixiliils." They supported it. however. ‘because the Kepublican* won t pas* anything elite -Why haven’t the Democrats hroght forth some plan for raising j Uo.iimi.imti to pay a good bonus?" Mild Sen Roy tonrad. It Monti- < ello Rep George Henley. It. Bloom ington. house majority leader | said that "if the people of Indiana i approve « bonii-. then perhaps the issue would be more popular with the next legislature.” 0 Trade In a Good Town De< atur

INTERFERENCE ‘ (Continued From <>n*l I the domestic affair* of Hungary * ill support of repeated aggressive : attempts by Hungarian minority cb-m-llt* "to coerce the popular ly.elected majority. I •j’nable to achieve their po- ' lltical eml* through normal < <sti- i | Ktitutlonal processes. the Hungai | iun communist* together with the other members of the |.rti*t bloc. Pave endeavored to implicit'.' a cumber of representative* of the majority smallholder* party in a recently revealed plot against the republic.” the state department *ai<l. I The state department charge] | n'»<> that Hungarian tommiinlst- ' wc.e deiiuint’*ng ti;-» withdrawal !of parliamentary Immunity from -in i (bolder* drputie* in an effort , to wtak-n the parliaim-ntjiry po«i 1 I.oil of the party which Wa* "duly l-leced by the llllllgfiiai people" It said that police ami udmini*

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[lraluv "re-pun'lv* to tin- diiiuii-* of minority ehim til* had not usi-d their pow. rs proper ly to invo*:(gate the "conspiracy." Th< Soviet high command in Hungary ha* now. by direct intervention. brought rhe situation to a < ri-I*." the l ulled State* churg el. VIOLENT RIOTING I Turn Tn I’ag' t. Column «> were mounting, but no estimate of the niimbr-r killed or wounded wa* available Immediately The earlier too had been -et at 17 killed and IS wounded. Troop* in full war kit were re port«-d on the alert to move swiftly to any part of Punjab in event of trouble The reports indicated that martial law was imminent In Im hor« if the situation did not improve soon. A report of a 24-hottr curfew, later denied, touched off the re lie wal of violence. 7. rlier Sir Evan Jenkin*, gov SS — l —- ■■ — ■ —

. . moi <>f Pufunb Protim • h»-l >”'• » ned milguing jdiolie <alls from laihore Postoffices In faihore were clos- , ed. and the delivery of mail andi telegrams <ea*ed Civilian auth , orities asked for military protec tion. laihore newspapers suspended publication. Widespread arson was reported. The *pei ifi<- cause of the trouble wa* obscure. It was believed to be communal rioting on the order of that between Moslems and Ilin- ' <|u. at Calcutta which « >*t a.omi lives last fall. Hut it wa* not • clear which faction started the violence, or what spark set it off. 0- r Si. Paul Stockyards Closed By Strike Livestock Handlers Go Out On Strike South St Paul. Minn . March S. i CP' Approximately 3<w- CIO livestock handlers struck the I’nlon Stockyards today and the company refused so accept any more shipments of animals. The strike shut down the city’s meat production a* 5.000 other CIO workers tn packing plants refused to cross picket lines around the yards. All major packing houses with the exception of Cudahy were clos-1 ed. Cudahy operates its own stock yard* outside the Cnion livestock Company pens. The *trikers. members of local 160. of the t'nlted Pa< kingboltsWorkers of America voted afmost NOW SHE SHOPS “CASH AND CARRY’ Without Painful Backache Hsny rofferm relieve nagging barltadw nuicklr. onee they discover that the real cause < f their trouble mar be tired kidneys. The kedneyaare Nature's chief way of taking the excess acids r.nd waste out of the i food. They help mor- people pats about 3 pints a day. When dcsorderof kidney function nermi's poi-onoua matter to rtmaca in your Hood, it maycac.se r .ageing backache, rheumatic pacns. !*g Paine. los t of pep and merry, retting up nights, swelling, p chines• under ths eyes, hea'larhr s and dlircnesa. l-'req'ient or scanty Passases Wilk smarUnr an t burntna some, times shows there 1s s->metning wrong with your kidneys or blsdder. Don’t wait! Ask youi druggist for Doan’s Pills, a s'iniirlant dl ireeie, used •ore-..!u , !r •iy millions for over Co years. l> an’s give ••appy relief and will help t.. 0 IS miles of kidney tubes flush out t'oisoncus waste ' min your blood. Get n-ee-e PU!e Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH IsOOMeneMM and Worry No I :ig« i tn- .iniiuii-il <ic fi-i-l f 1 ! at J be. ;iuse of jixiee, W’alrtily f«t-i- | •retb EAHTEWIII an I npr-vril ilk illne c n.iii-ai hl i Jiiiwder. ■prink. 10l on yncir plrlo* h-.M* them firmer ••• thrv ft- I more oiinfnrtable Kcxithlng atnl coiillng to gums made ■ore In ex. -•■-lon add mouth. Avoid ernliarra»»tneiit • a isi-d bv loose plates. Get I’ASTEETII today at i any drug store »SY TO UfC .. MRS*** Also CLEANS Kem-tone, Sero*tone Texclite, Spred and other paints of this type

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DEMANDS PROBE (Continued From P**« living lin'd mttrrir confirmed by every American houss-wife when ■he went to the store. Sabath blamed current high prices directly on th* s< rapping of most price controls last October. wing "such a propaganda bat tie of distortion, misrepresentation and half truths as we have seldom i seen " -Now a new propaganda war Is underway against consumers to

THURSDAY. M AR . AR 6 >MI

> l ‘' li l: ‘‘' tents, sugar an<| h<> , <n< n| , ‘“is iie Illll(li ,;*‘*' is filled with pit,. . little rich boys wit fclh *h» th- consumer* illM . kHt -‘Wk i It is time the Amerim. should learn the f a(f , ’ . it is time the tlnend the public , M, what It is.' Sabath said the |ir(>!| J neas and ln<|„M. ry ln ' M cost* wen- riiunim, ( “'"’t cent higher t lla , Ml(r , **

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