Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 22 July 1947 — Page 2

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Two Are Indicted On Murder Charges Grand Jury Indicts Girl, Taxi Driver Urbana, 111, July 22 —(VP)— A former night dub hostess will be a:ralgne<l on murder charge.* Saturday along with the taxicab driver who la accused of helping her rob and kill a tavern owner. Hetty Gruver, 20-year-old blonde'

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who contained slaying A. G. Tilton, 40, amt Robert Lewis, 22, the hack dilver, were Indicted late yesterday by a Champaign county I grand jury. Lewis claimed Mias Gruver had forced him at gunpoint to accomI pany her In the robbery attempt, i States attorney John Bresee lihaiged he was an nccMSOry. i A coroners jury recommended Friday night that both Mist Gruver and Lewis be held to the grand jury for murder. Tho coroner'* jury alito recommended a grand jury investigation of gambling in the tounty after hearing testimony that coupled

Tilton's death with the activities of un illeged gambling syndicate. O. D. Mann, Danville, 111, named a special assistant state's attorney to conduct the Investigation, appeared before the grand jury briefly yesterday. He said he hoped to be able to present some evidence when the jury reconvenes on Aug. 20. "I don't know how long it will take," he said "It probably will be elow work digging out the facts. The people we are after probably have burrowed in pretty deep by now." o— — Hoosier Physicians To Meet In October Indianapolis. July 22 — The Indiana state medical association announced today that Its 9klh annual session would be held at French Lick October 28, 29 and 30. Dr. Floyd T. Hornberger of larfayette, president, will preside. Top soil throughout the nation averages about six Inches in depth. o Shop Tomorrow in our July Clearance. — E. F. (Jaws Store. 1

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Strike Averted On Southern Pacific Agreement Reached, On Union Demands San Francisco, July 22— (UP)— Negotiators tor the Southern Pacific Railway and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reached agreement esr|y today on 2(f union demands, ending a shortlived strike on one-third of the far west's rail transportation. P. O. Peterson, grand chief en glneer of the Brotherhood, sent telegrams to union locals throughout the far-flung Southern Pacific System. A. T. Mercier, president of the Southern Pacific, said he expected most of the engineers to report back for duty this morning. Trains starting after that time may be expected to maintain regular schedules, he said, but it may bo "some days" before the railroad can resume "generally normal handling of all traffic.” Company and union negotiators continued to meet with federal conciliator Thomas Bickers after the engineers struck at 8 p.m. tCSTi last night, Less than seven hours Ister they had reached a settlement. The union won IS of Its demands and withdrew tho remaining five, including a proposed dally guaranteed minimum wage of 812.95. compared with the present *10.02. A total of 489 other issues, chiefly individual grievances against the company, remain to be settled by negotiation. g New Ice Company Is Opened In Decatur The Ray Ice & Supply company, operated by Charles Ray of this city, has been opened on the site formerly occupied by the Ha-Nee Mfg; Co,, and will be, open from 8 am. unLjt 9 p,;n. d.ijly, The-- <;<gnlainy Is located at 1202 West Monroe street. 0 ’ AMERICAN tt'nntlnnrd from I‘war 1) the presence of some visitors he has reached back as far as the French revolution for something to compare with its speed and completeness. Others have quoted him as finding no parallel for It iA ail history. get the proper perspective on thi official attitude toward the Japanese It must be realized that much that one hears at supreme allied headquarters is presented in a historical setting. In such an atmosphere references to Christian principles guiding the occupation of Japan by men who were trained to fight wars do not seem out of place; nor do such Shakespearean phrases as. "Mark you me well!” It becomes all of a piece and you begin to see why INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE _ WIND — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 I j COMPLETELY fibk ; AUTOMATIC i Thermostat | controlled AUTOMATIC r SAFETY PILOT I SEGMENTAL BAFFLE ’ Utilises oil tho heat f PEDESTAL 1 £ BAM R Eliminates |»»' I i deaninf I underneath

men who work on such a broad canvas feel a responsibility to civilization to drop rancor, revenge and bate from their hearts They feel their role is to establish freedom and justice in this island empire. They appear to regard themselves as evangelists of democracy. The official viewpoint as to why the Japanese accept us with such seeming good will and enthusiasm is that we liberated them from a gangster-type government which was never popular but bad been imposed on them by a relatively small clique of militarists at the beginning of the 1930'5. In Genuany, according to the official view, it was different. The Germans were enthusiastic about

Public Auction The undersigned owner will sell at Public Auction, located at 110 C. Jaffsraen afreet, Decatur, Ind., on Saturday, July 26, 1947 Night Sals 7:30 P- M. Prompt — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Ivory. Manor Windson gasoline range; Cream coolred gasoline range; White trimmed in black Prosperity Kerosene range; Four Heating tJtoves; Two 50 lb. size Ice Boxes; 25 lb size Ice Box: hit chen 4'sbinet; While and Red 5 piece Breakfast Set; Drop lx-af Tab e and two chairs; Eight piece Dining Room Suite; Dining Room 'fable with 6 leather bottom chairs; Brown Mohair Davenport; Blue Overstaffed Chair; Victrola with records; Four Rocking Chairs; Upholstered Rocker; Urge Light Oak Library Table; Two Smoking Stands: Two End Tables; Bed Table; Three Square Stands; Round Stand: Oval Top Stand; Three Office Chairs; 2 Lawn Chairs; Metal Bed with helbal springs; One-half Metal Bed with springs: Two New Mattresses; Commode; Dresser, Two Floor Lamps; Seven Straight Back Ctgiira; Buffet Mirror; 9xl2' Axminster Rug; other articles. ROYEAGLESON OWNER Clerk—Jim Halltersfadt Auctioneers —Simian Bros. ; July 22 24

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years. Their response to the arrival of the Americans and the establishment of a firm but benevolent occupation was Instantaneous and

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