Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1947 — Page 6

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■ — - -- PRESIDENT TO (Continued from Caste I) - » spiraling prices at home and it is certain there will be much dis- ' cussion at the special session over what should be done about it and who is to blame. The possibility of reviving installment buying restrictions, now due to expire Nov. 1. was raised by Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of the President's council of economic advisers. —, 0 Tv'Mlo In o r..M>«l — !<>«»wfwr

tUIVtASWf •gfci. jcT uervice EVERY MODERN BENEFIT PROVIDED, WHATEVER AMOUNT THE FAMILY CHOOSES TO SPEND Each family is given a clear understanding of the items of expense that make up the total cost of the service. Black’s T , he r~Y //tX our 'uneral home is apprecM'lI ciated by the family and by nome friends who ca |, to their DECATUR. INDIANA . rAr 1 respects. ‘ pOV' ot aiae»^ o ° i\ «•' M ' d „ /isSWfc L\ , ft ' s 1\ sw SMITH DRUG CO. Evening Sale HOUSEHOLD GOODS The undersigned will sell the following described Household Goods at Public Auction at 115 East Rugg Street on Wednesday, Oct. 29, ’47 AT 6:00 P. M., CST. Five good metal double beds, complete with springs and mattress; White chest of drawers; Walnut dresser; Walnut library table; Light oak dresser; Bird’s Eye Maple Dresser; Bird’s Eye Maple dressing tab’e; 3 piece living room suite, rayon tapestry; 8 piece Queen Anne dining room suite; 9 x 12 Wilton rug & pad; Hall tree; 4 good oak rockers, ANTIQUE SIDE BOARD. SPANISH MARBLE TOP. burled walnut, bevel mirror, brass handles; ANTIQUE 8 DAY CLOCK; 2 alarm clocks; 8 day clock: 2 floor lamps; 2 bed lamps; Walnut stand; Oak stand; Seller’s Kitchen cabinet; Square extension table, 6 chairs; Rag rugs; 7 pair Monks' cloth drapes; 8 pair Marquesette curtains; 11 yd. Marquesette curtains; Bedding; Silverware: Dishes; Misc. articles. TERMS—CASH Mrs. Rose Tanvas OWNER NED JOHNSON & MELVIN LI ECHTY—Aucts. BRYCE DANIELS—CIerk. OCT. 24-27-28. Public Auction IMPROVED 80 ACRE FARM Thursday, Oct. 30 1:30 P. M. LOCATION: ’ 2 mile South of Willshire, Ohio and Highway No. 49. IMPROVEMENTS — 8 room House, basement, water on back porch, nice yard and lawn, shade trees. Concrete walks. Garage, electricity. Barn 32 x 50 with shed attached 12 x 32, Double Corncrib and Gran ary. Chicken House. SEVEN ACRES OF TIMBER PASTURE, balance under cultivation. LEVEL, HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE Soil, well drained and fairly well fenced. Has been owned by the Bobilya Family for 75 years, has been well farmed, properly rotated and is in a good state of cultivation. AN IDEAL LOCATION on paved highway number 49 ony % mile from fine little city of Willshire, Ohio and in a WELL IMPROVED, PROSPEROUS FARMING COMMUNITY. TERMS: 20% day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title. C. F. Bobilya OWNER J. F. Sanmann —Auctioneer C. W. Kent —Sales Manager » Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana OCT 24

— ■ I I ———■MMWWMWKMWMMNMMW Catholic Schools' Attendance Mounts Washington, Oct. 24 —(UP) — Attendance in Catholic schools has grown to an all-time high of 3,000,000. the National Catholic Education association reported •> today. Msgr. Fredrick G. Hochwalt. general secretary of the association, disclosed that a large expansion and building is underway to handle the swelling Parochial school attendance rolls. The major emphasis is in building secondary schools.

35 Men Are Rescued Alter Ships Collide Four Other Crewmen Reported Missing i Monterey, Calif., Oct. 24.—(UP) 1 Thirty five crew members of the ■ crippled and burning tanker S. S. • Sparrows Point w’ere removed from two lifeboats shortly before dawn today in a skillful and daring rescue operation directed by a coast guard tow vessel. The fate of four other crewmen was unknown. The coast guard buoy tender, U. S. S. Minnetonka, radioed to coast guard headquarters here that it was searching for the four men. missing after the tanker collided with the Canadian Liberty ship, Manx Fisher. Other members of the 39-man crew were picked up by the light of torches and the flickering glow of the burning ship approximately five hours after the collision. The rescue was accomplished in a moderate swell after a dense fog lifted over the collision area about 10 miles southwest of Rocky Point Sur. Cal. It was hampered by the fact the Minnetonka, not ordinarily used for hescue operations, was towing a decommissioned coast guard cutter. ( ’ Twenty-one of the mep were picked up by the Minnetonka itself. The first 14 to be rescued were taken aboard by the 10,000-ton tanker. Colina. Shortly before dawn the lighthouse tender at Point Sur said the fog had lifted and the outline of the burning tanker could be seen dearly above the horizon line 20 miles to the southwest from the rugged shore. “Sparrows Point burning forward of bridge.” the Minnetonka said. Three other ships, including the Manx Fisher were standing by. The boats were being picked up by the Minnetonka and an 83-foot rescue ship from monterey, the former ship reported. The Sparrows Point, a 10,0ff0-ton coastwise tanker of the Richfield Oil Co., sent a distress signal at 12:11 a.m. (PST) that she was on fir§ following a collision with the Canadian Liberty ship, S. S. Manx Fisher. The Colina arrived on the scene about two hours later. The Manx i Fisher messaged shortly after the S. O. S. from the tanker that she had stopped her engines and was standing by. Later, however, she sent a report that she was “proceeding back to scene of collision and standing by for survivors.” Damage to the Canadian vessel was not known. Forty Hours Devotion Opened This Morning < Forty Hours devotion opened this morning at St. Mary’s Catholic church with a high mass at 8 o’clock, and procession with the Blessed Sacrament. The Rev. F. Sharrer, C. PP. S.. is conducting the three-day devotions. During the day the church ■ is open for private devotions. Services will be held each evening at 1 7:30 o’clock, closing Sunday evening. _ o .... Doctor Sentenced To Die In Electric Chair — La Grange. Tex.. Oct. 24 —(UP) — Dr. Lloyd I. Ross, condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of Mrs. Gertrude York. 43. in an ambits!) slaying, today kept the cool manner he displayed throughout his l()-day trial. A jury of men last night found • the 42-year-old surgeon “guilty of murder with malice” after one hour and 25 minutes of deliberation. 0 Trade in n <■<»<»<! Town — Ilrcwtiir i I ifih J CHINESE-BORN Yoshiko Kawashima, 32. is sentenced to death by a high court in Peiping, China, after conviction on charges of high treason, espionage and aiding Japan’s aggression against China since 1931. (International) ■

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U / The fastest trip - made by the famous “Pony Express” between St. Joseph, Mo., and the. Pacific coast was seven days and 17 hours - when couriers carried Lincoln's first inaugural address. 0 Trude in n Good Town — OecHliir —o I 29 PERSONS DIE (Continued from Pa fire 1) Scores of doctors and nurses worked more than two hours sorting out the wounded, sending the ■ more seriously injured to hospitals and treating those slightly hurt on the scene. WORN OUT FROM GETTING UP NIGHTS? • If you get up nights—have frequent de. sire to pass your water —yes. and have backache, due to excess acidity in the Urine, be glad you’re reading this: Three generations ago Dr. Kilmer, a famous doctor, found hundreds of his patients with this trouble. So he made a medicine of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsams. He called it ‘‘Swamp-Root.’ ; Millions of men and women have taken it —often with amazing results. Swamp-Root goes right to work te flush out kidneys ; ; . increases flow ot urine, helping relieve excess acidity ... so the irritated bladder gets a good flushing out, too. Many report getting a good night’s sleep after the first few doses. Caution: take as directed. For free trial supply, send to Dept. R, Kilmer & Co., Inc., Box 1255, Stamford, Conn. Or—get full-sized bottle of SwampRoot today at your drugstore. H. Candidate for City Councilman I am thirty-six years of age and am married. I have three children. I have lived in Decatur the past twentysix years and am a graduate of the Decatur High School. I, also, graduated from the General Electric Apprentice School. 1 have spent eight years on the bench as toolmaker at the General Electric and have, also, had six years as tool planner in machine equipment for the General, Electric Company. 1 ran an Electrical Appliance Business for a number of years. I am a member of the Zion Lutheran Church in Decatur. Your vote will be appreciated. POL. ADVT. What A Service . . . wisF Our home maker’s delight. All flat pieces perfectly ironed . . . Bath towels, rugs dried. Wearing apparel dried and folded. 15 lbs.__sl.6s each additional pound, 10c Blankets scientifically Laundered, Rebound and Moth Proofed. Special on Spreads. HOME LAUNDRY (27 S. 9(h S(. Phone 1149

RUSSIA BLASTS (Continued from Page,!) suited figure with a swept back blond coiffure, told the house unAmerican activities committee that Communists in Hollywood — she named playwright Clifford Odets among them —• tried to infiltrate “our unions, our scripts and our productions.” Oliver Carlson, propaganda analyst. testified that a Communist

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party member sent to Hollywood to “run” the film colony broke with the reds and later “disappeared.” Carlson, second witness identified the missing red as Ely Jacobson, former director of “the workers" school in New York." Under questioning by committee counsel Robert E. Stripling. Mrs. Rogers said the Communist party ought to be outlawed as “an agency of a foreign government."

I She said the bill of rights ought , to be preserved ’for those “for whom it was designed," She did not identify these perenns, but said the bill of rights should dot ap1 ply to "the saboteurs and enemies , of our country.” ’ Also called to appear after Mrs. Rogers in the fifth day of the Communistn-in-Hollywood investi- , gation were film cat toon producer Walt Disney, Hollywood union ofi ficer Roy I£. Brewer, and Oliver Carlson, a labor relations counsel

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