Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 238, Decatur, Adams County, 9 October 1947 — Page 7

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New Books Are Added At Decatur Library L I Adult, Children's k Books Added Here > . Recent books added to the public ' library include 49 adult books and 1 20 children’s books. They are as follows: Adult Journey into fame—-Cresson.-i Abigail Adams—Whitney. Introducing Alaska —Caldwell. The luminous trail —Jones. Corn Country—Croy. Heating and air conditioning— Allen. Way of life —Gibbs. This is happy—Dem. Fair were the days—Parmenter. Three selected short novels — Tarkington. So young so fair—Seifert. • Hands across the water —Arnold. High places—Todd. Friends and lovers —Maclnnes. Take three doctors —Seifert. Dahlias, what is known about them —Riley. Rodky Mountain tales—David-i son. The Brazilians—Tavares. American illustrated medical dictionary—Dorland. Proud destiny—Feuchtwanger. Hawaii: the 49th state —Clark.

William Alien White’s America —Johnson. Better golf without practice— Morrison. Dyke’s automobile and gas engine encyclopedia—Dyke. Supplement to Dyke’s automobile and gas engine encyclopedia —Dyke. Henley’s 20th century book of formulas, processes & trade secrets—Hiscox. The living wood—De Wohl. Twin Pines—Smith. Liffey Lane—Laverty. California Gold —Rodman. Bridge to Russia—Morgan. A study of history—Toynbee. Treasury of names—Wells. The lure of danger—Scoggln. Government and liberty—Beard. Miracle on 34th St.—Daries. My Danish father —Eskcland. Wind across the world —Graham. Home port—Prouty. Second growth—Stegmer. Report on the Germans —White. The big sky—Guthrie. Wife’s eye view—Kerr. The lazy gardner—Pryor. It so happened—Dester. The secrets of Hillyard HouseNorris. Sassafras Hill — Everything but elephants—Pearson. My San Francisco—Cresson. Juvenile 100 stories for boys—Wallace. Anna and the king Landon. The great heritage—Shippen. ; Book of the camp fire girls—- ; Campfire Girls. ' The modern wonder book of ships—Carlisle. Robinson Crnsoe —Dofoe. NoNo, the baby elephant—HogI an. I Foghorns—Pease. Sun up—James. Return of Silver Chief —O’Brien. Bambino, the clown—Schreiber. Sugar Bush —Dana. Snakes alive and how they live — Pope. Fun with string—Leeming. Magnolia heights—Paschal. Buckskin brigade—Kjelgaard. : Trolley car family—Clymer. 1 Birds in their homes —Webb. j —

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Cherry Ames, Chief Nurse — Wells. Big bright land —Johnson. —f—t Ticket Arouses Speculation Appear Together At GOP Rally In lowa Chicago, Oct. 9—(UP) —Despite their own disavowals. Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., 0., and Harold E. Stassen can expect some speculation over the possibility of a Taft-Stas-sen Republican ticket in the 1948 presidential race. There appeared to be little concrete basis for the speculation beyond the fact that the two presidential aspirants agreed to two joint speaking appearances this month. Nevertheless, the possibility of a Taft-Stassen ticket already has been discussed by some Ohio newspapers. Taft was scheduled for a stop in Chicago today to address the association of commerce. Before returning to Cincinnati, he will speak tonight at a public meeting in the high school at suburban Winnetka. The Ohioan and Stassen, former Minnesota governor and a declared candidate for president, appeared together before a Republican rally yesterday at Des Moines, la. They will share a platform again next Thursday for the Ohio federation of Republican women meeting at Columbus. Taft originally planned to announce his decision at the Columbus meeting on whether he would be a candidate for the Republican nomination. After Stassen was invited, he decided to defer the announcement until about Oct. 24. He told reporters yesterday that their joint appearance at Des Moines was largely an “accident.” As for the Columbus meeting. Taft was consulted before Stassen was invited and the Minnesotan consulted him before accepting.

" V' gjl* O / ? 'Wm Mi JM—HL F itSHW g||L LOCAL UNIONS are given right to autonomously deal with the National Labor Relations board by virtue of 4 to 1 ruling by (from left) NLRB Board Members Abe Murdock, John Houston, Paul Herzog and J. Copeland Gray and James J. Reynolds, Jr., (not shown), that individual unions may sign Communist affiidavits required by the new Taft-Hartley law regardless of top AFL and CIO officers’ compliance to the requirement. Test case came with board’s approval of CIO Textile Workers’ union to effect settlement of their case with the Linwood Cotton Mills, Lafayette, Ga. (International)

Stassen has said he would accept second place on the Republican ticket if he were satisfied with the presidential nominee and the party platform. There was little question that Stassen was more “internationalist” in his views on foreign policy. However, one western Republican leader commented privately during Taft’s recent western tour that Stassen was no more “liberal” than Taft on domestic issues. At Des Moines, Stassen was almost lavish in his praise on the Taft-Hartley labor law. He proposed that the 1948 Republican platform specifically endorse the law while recommending "minor amendments” for sections dealing with union political activity and iton-Communist affidavits. 0 Do good to thy friend to keep him; to thy enemy to gain him. — Franklin.

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Citation Ordered Here For Defendant A citation for the defendant, returnable Friday, has been ordered . issued in the Adams circuit court in the divorce .action of Luella against Richard Bailer. 0 Slow but Sure New York— (UP)— Marianne Gold, 31-year-old writer who en- . tered City College in 1932, finally ! has been graduated cum laude . and with honors in English. Miss i Gold was able to take only a few . credits a term because of outside ■ activities. A native of Kiev, Rus- ; sia, she came to this country in ! 1924. 0 Navajo Indian sand paintings, believed to be the only ones preserved, are contained in the Arl- ! zona state museum in Tucson.

Service Officer To Vocational Meeting The offices of Dwight R. Arnold, county service officer, will be closed all day Monday, while he is attending a vocational rehabilitation meeting at Muncie. (H To Can Fish at Sea 1 Cleveland— (UP — A General ■ Motors diesel engine division ' spokesmen predicts that the Ameri- > can trawler of the future will be 1 a “floating canning factory.” He ’ said his division has contracted to > supply new trawlers with 1,200- ■ horsepower diesel engines, plus 1 gasoline engines to provide electricity for complete processing, and packing of fish on the vessel. , Fish will go direct from the sea to - the consumer. 0 Trade tn a Good Town — Decatur

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Mrs. Fred Blum To ’ Heod BerneWCTU Berne, Ind., Oct. 9 — Mrs. Fred Blum was elected president of the local chapter of the W, C. T. U. at the annual reorganization meeting last evening. Other officers are Mrs. Ferd Mettler, vice president; Mrs. >M. M. Baumgartner, secretary and Miss Esther Lehman, treasurer.

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