Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1947 — Page 7

UPAY, MAY 28, 1947

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■hub ■■■■ ■■ ■ ■ SMH Roofing and Siding Bl Orsers are now being taken for spring applications. HI Several styles and colors to choose from. Also brick and asbestos siding, awnings. Roofing and siding are still critical. So place your order early. | -YOU PAY NO MORE FOR THE BEST HEKE" BRNOLD & KLENK Bru o ■« *« ■ aw ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ i

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Great spirit* aro not those who have fewer passion* ang greater virtue than ordinary men, but only those who have the greatest aim* —La Roetiofoucaud.

FRESH BLOOD A MUSI FOR FREE ENERGY Do you feel like you are tied to s drag everytime you try to do something? If so. don't let a low blood count hold you down when you may release vibrant energy to every muscle, fibre, cell. •very day—every hour-millions of tiny red-blood-cells must pour forth from the marrow of your bones to replace those that are worn-out. A low blood count may affect you in several ways: no appetite, underweight, no energy, a run-down condition, lack of resistance to infection and disease. To get real relief you must keep up vour blood strength. Medical authorities, by analysis of the blood, have by positive proof shown that 883 Tonic Is amazingly effective In building up low blood strength In non-organlc nutritional anemia. This Is due to the 888 Tonic formula which contain* special and potent activating ingredient*. Also. 638 Tonic helps you enjoy the food you eat by increasing the gastric digestive juice when it 1* non-orgsnl-cally too little or scanty—thus the stomach will have little cause to get balky with gaa. bloat and give off that sour food taste. Don't wait! Energize your body with rich, red-blood. Start on 883 Tonic now. As vlgoroua blood surges throughout your whole body, greater freshness and strength should make you eat better, aleep better, feel better, work better, play better, have a healthy color glow in your skin—firm flesh nil out hollow places. Millions of bottle* sold. Oet a bottle fitom your drug store. 888 Tonic help* Build Sturdy Health.

Seven Surrender On Kidnaping Charges Members Os Alleged North Carolina Mob Jnrkiton. N. (’.. May 28.—(UP) -Seven white men named by the FBI as members of a moh that kidnaped a negro from hl* jail cell were free on 22.50 d bond each today pending their trial. Six of the men surrendered voluntarily to police chief Frank Outland of Rich Square last night after the seventh member of the mob allegedljF confessed to the FBI and Implicated them in the plot. They were charged with kidnaping, conspiracy and breaking and entering a Jail with Intent to kill or harm Godwin Bush. husky, negro sawmill worker accused on an attempted assault on a white woman. The negro’s story of his escape from the mob led to the arrest of one of the men by the FBI The FBI in Washington said that the confession was turned over to solicitor Ernest R. Tyler because no violation of federal statutes was involvedd. Tyler Immediately swore out warrants for the men and directed sheriff i. C. Stephenson to make the arrests.* ' Police chief Frank Outland of Rich Square said that he was not forced Jo seek out the men. They came to him. he said, in response to telephone call*. Many townspeople openly resented what they considered the FBl's "Intrusion” in the case. Prior to the FBI announcement, Imai and state officers had reported “no progress" despite orders from Gov. Gregg Cherry for an all-out effort to track down the mobster*. Bush voluntarily surrendered to federal agents on assurances that he would lie protected. For 4X hours he had hid in dense woods. Bush's story of his break for freedom outside the jail door* with a bullet whining over his head in the dark has not yet been released. - o Trade la a lined Tuwa — lleealar

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Bfl H ACQUAINTED FOR 10 YEARS, Actress Gail Patrick and Cornwell Jackson, advertising agency executive, arc announcing in Hollywood their wedding plans for autumn. The twice-wed Ml*.* Patrick wear* four-carat engagement ring. H ntrrn.itirinal Snundnhoto.

Bond Is Filed By Levee Superintendent A bond of 127.000 has lieen filed by Walter 11. Glilloni. superintendent of construction In the Wabash levee case, before Judge J. Fruchle. The larnd ha* been approved. Construction of the levee was authorized by the court after reducing an aa*e**ment against Adams county from 12,100 to |SOO. the difference to be proportionately ass<Msed to effected land ownei*. > • o SNOWSTORMS << ohilmhcU from I‘SKr 1* ed for northern Wisconsin ftnd lower .Michigan, and rainstorms were expected to cover most of the middlewest from Colorado east to Indiana and south to northern Missouri and Kansas. 0 MORE GERMAN H'onllMHt'd from I’aur I* Htriegel were convicted for "acting in jtursiiance of a common design to subject person* hereinafter described to killings, beating*, tortures. starvation, abuses and In dignities” in violation of the laws and usages of war. The "person* hereinafter named” included cltlsen* of almost every allied European nation. Briton*. Americans and Chinese. "The exact names and numbers of such persons are unknown but aggregate many thousands," the indictment said. 0 FORD COMPANY <1 onllnnrd from I’nar II the way open for further negotiations on the UAW’s request* for a company-financed old age ami social security plan and other benefits. The present contract expires May 30 and covers some 130,000 employe* across the country represented by the CIO United Auto Workers union. Bugas said three and a half cents of the proffered increase would lie in the form of six paid holidays a year. It followed the pattern set for the industry by

f tO j J. ®g t'* ~JmL |«ap ba.. s r* I w wwv ? « x ia *' .„ ' bl aMjb* EXAMINING A MAP ot the area near Bennington, Vt, which they plan to search are the parent! and siitera of Paula Welden, 18-year-old college jopborr.ore who disappeared last December. Although all other searches have proven futile, they intend to try a«ain. Seated are (L to r.): Mrs. Archibald Welden; Almo B Franroni. state detective; and Archibald We.aen. Behind u.cm axe Fam.e.a, 17, and Stephanie, IS. (International)

General Motors and Chrysler corporations. Q— — MARSHALL IS ifonflaueU from l*n*r If cause "Elsenhower was screaming foi shell*.” Margiotti asked Marshall whethei he was a<-quaint<-d with May’s general reputation for honeety and integrity. The secretary of state replied: "That question did not come up in my mind at all. I took him for a titan of integrity ami I heard no comment* to the cont .iry.” ■ NO WHEELCHAIR can confine 10-ycar-rdd Shirley Adams' musical talent*, for the young Altadena, Cal, arthritis victim is literally singing her way back to health. Stricken a year ago, the dimplecheeked girl is making a "mirar u|*us recovery,” according to doctors, who attribute It to her singing, (Interr.atior.nl)

K I L Z* T’ fl £ » .J 4B k " ’-i % PLAYWRIGHT George Bernard Shaw Is back in the new* to call for legalization of suicide In n ■harp attack on British move tc give doctor* the right to perform "mercy” killing*. "Doctor* art not g<sls,” Hhaw exclaims, insisting the patier». not his mediieal adviser*, should make life ot death decision. (International)

Serve The BEST In MEAT When you buy meat from Gerber you are • assured of getting quality at all time*. Our meats are processed under our own personal supervision from .choice Adams county herd*. GERBER Meat Market

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