Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1947 — Page 7

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>0 URGES and kitchoow lile front porcheS that ,he PAC al ‘ recruited 10 percent of number. ' W (Hi told tl,e delegates that EEL reports indicated voi-

(uflh Something SPECIAL fil Nutritious Thrifty Cut Ml; Swiss Steak K to 4 nss. round steak (cut 2” thick) ■ alt _ Pepper 1 cup flour jHK, cup lard 2 cups cooked tomatoes or tomato juice. 1 I Season steak and place on well-floured cutting board, ’ E»ve- with flour and pound with meat hammer or edge of taaw saucer. Continue to turn, flour and pound meat i Kl all flour is taken up by the steak. Brown sliced ’ ■ i Kons in lard in heavy frying pan. Remove onions. kH^K ovvn s teak on both sides in the lard. Place onions on ! i Kt> Add tomatoes (or 2 cups water and 2 tbsps. vinegar Catsup.) Cover and cook slowly or bake in moderate Hoked with steak during last half hour.) 6 to 8 servings. l Under, round steak __ 63c th. ||ERBER £ el Phone 97

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untary contributions were being received at a rate higher than in previous years. —o GREAT BRITAIN (Continued from Pnice 1) 1 ing up a compromise idea for submission when the assembly meets : in plenary session Monday for a • new try at breaking the stalemate

between Russian-backed Ukraine and American-supported India. Budget—The UN’s public information program emerged unscathed from the 57-nation budget committee after the majority put down a campaign by the Slavic states, Belgium and China to trip its $3,044,630 appropriation for the coming year. o REASONS FOR (Continued rrom met 1) to those needy.” The association said that the American people are not “convinced that the food conserved will actually be received and consumed by the really needy.” 0 In some parts of Europe it is believed that a drop of one’s blood put under a rose tree will insure rosy cheeks.

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Taft-Reuther Slate Promotion Continues Press Agents Firm To Continue Boom — J Chicago, Oct. 16 —(UP) — Sen. Robert A. Taft gently snubbed the idea and Walter P. Ruther yelled “foul” but a Chicago public relations firm went right ahead today promoting them as a 1948 slate for president and vice-president. P. H. Morris, Chicago, announced that his firm of press agents would continue plans to boom Taft, the Ohio Republican, who co-auth-ored the Taft-Hartley act, and Reuther, head of the CIO United 1 Auto Workers, as running mates. Morris said in effect, that he didn’t care what practical politicians thought of the program to team the two enemies whose political and economic theories are about as far apart as the north and south poles. Morris said he had been hired by “civic-spirited citizens” to do a job and he was going to do it. He promised to name the persons behind the “national unity ticket” soon. He agreed with his sponsors that the plan seemed to be a good one no matter what anyone —Taft and Reuther included — thought about it. Taft, through his personal secretary at Cincinnati, said the proposition was “not worth any comment.” The secretary, William McAdams, said investigation indicated the plan was originated by a group of lawyers and businessmen. McAdams said Reuther’s reply had practically collapsed the plan before it started anyway. Reuther contended it was a plot hatched against him by opponents in a factional dispute in the UAW. Just this week, in an address beI fore the CIO convention at Boston, he had said: “we’ll see senator

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Taft in hell before we'll sue him in the White House.” A spokesman for Reuther said at Detroit that Morris’ proposition was “a fantastic story planted by a newly-hired publicity agent for George F. Addes and R. J. Thomas in an effort to influence UAW delegate elections now in progress.” Addes, UAW secretary-treasurer, and vice-presidents Thomas and Richard T. Leonard are leaders of the anti-Reuther bloc in the UAW. They are seeking to oust him as union president. McAdams said Taft's headquarters also had “heard that it might be a scheme by a UAW faction to embarrass Reuther.” In his announcement of the scheme, Morris said “there is plenty of evidence to show that Mr. Reuther does not believe in unreasonable grievances, is anti-pac (the CIO political action committee) and is an advocate of the theory of higher wages being tied to higher production.” “It is felt by the sponsor,” he said, “that to achieve harmony at home and bring up the level of our production in order to maintain a high rate of employment, this can best be done through a welding of two personalities like Senator Taft j and labor leader Mr. Reuther.” 0 Soy Sugar Supply In Nation Normal Washington. Oct. 16 —(UP) — Agriculture officials predicted today there would be no change in the retail price of sugar when price controls end Oct. 31. ! They said the U. S. decision to divert 4844)00 short tons of raw Cuban sugar to U. S. occupied zones in Japan, Korea and Germany would be offset, in part, by a new U. S.-Cuhan agreement under which Cuba will send additional sugar to the U. S. j “U. S..refiners have been getting all the sugar they want and they will continue to get all they want,” one official said. “Supplies in this nation are normal and we don't look for’any price change this winter.” Funeral Held Today For Cleveland Singer — Word has been received here of the death of Alexander E. Talbert, 71, a member of the Cleveland c How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature ; to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you . a bottle of Creomulsion with the uni derstanding you must like the way it I quickly allays the cough or you are ! to have your money back. CREOMULSION j for Coughs, Chest Co'ds. Bronchitis e

ored quintet who conducted services recently for the Adams county holiness association at Monroe. Funeral services were held . this afternoon at Cleveland, Q. , Q Tr:ul<- In a Good Town — Oecutur SAYS ATTORNEY (Continued from I’njrr 1) , Uitlmann said that government wheat purchases during the past two weeks were more than the total export for each of the years of 1932-33-34-35-3 C-40-41-42. “This is also the reason that despite the increase in margins prices advanced 22 cent a bushel,” said.

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Two-Hour Series Os Quakes In Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska, Oct. 16 — (UP) — Damage caused by a twohour series of earthquakes was estimated today in the Hundreds of dollars. The quakes, heaviest recorded here since the disastrous one in

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1 the summer of 1937, were felt ■ throughout the Alaska peninsula. ipThey began at, 4:35 pm. (PST) yesterday with Intermittent trem- • blors continuing until 6:40 p.m. The ’ heaviest shock, striking at 6:15 f p.m., was felt as far eastward as Anchorage. No casualties were reported. Fire did not break out.