Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1948 — Page 2

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Stassen Wins Nine Os Ohio Delegates Stassen Makes Poor Statewide Showing Colomlm*. 0.. May S—(UP)—Almoot complete bat unofficial return* from Tuenday* Ohio primary election* today fare Harold E Staneen victory tn nine out of 23 contest* for Republican national convention delegate*. There apparently wa* little chance that complete return* would cwt Ren Robert A Taft * bold on the remaining 44 delegate*. Th* farmer Minnesota governor made a poor statewide »linWliuin a single contest for delegate-at-large and Taft, with W> uncontested vote*, retained a large majority of the 23 delegate* sought by Staaaoa. With 9,276 of the 9.335 .precincts in the state reported, the Stassen delegate-at-large. Carrington T. Marshall, wa* given a drubbing by the nine Taft candidate* In the field. The Stassen candidate was 3.156 votes behind the nearest Taft delegate-at-large. Stassen won two delegate* each in the 3rd district (Dayton), the 14tah district (Akron), 9th district (Toledo). and 19th district (Youngstown) and one in the 20th district (Cleveland). Taft won two delegates In the Sth district (Portsmouth), 7th district (Springfield. 18th district (Steubenville*, 16th district (Canton*. 21st district <part of Cleve“(Ndat40,50,60r —Man, You're Crazy Vow rmr T» prwr M To. i r, W •'» '«™ ‘ tot Mas. rTtfkwo Mar.a< due -Mr, 10 bvd> a leek ot Ir-.o ! • h»s mear men end woanee auS "etd " Trr Cmree Teste TeMees toz pee >:>un**r Hue. isle v*W dap. Was ea seauUM* atae ata At all drug stones everywhere <—hi rjecstijv st Smith Drug Store A Weak,Run-Down Fading b Often A Warning That The Red-Blood Is Getting Low If you do not feel like your real self, do not have the urge to be up and doing, why net check-up ot* your blood strength? Look at the palms of your hands, your fingems-.ls, your lips, the your ears—or* they pal* sad off rt FvM-r day—every hour— muttons of tiny red-blood-celu must pour forth from the marrow of your bones to replace those that are worn-out A low Wood count may affect you in severs! ways: no appetite, underweight, ao energy, a run-down condition, lack ot resistance to Infection and disease Fo set real relief you must keep up your blood stremrth Medical authorities, by analysis of the Wood, have by positive proof shown that SSS Tonic Is amasmgty effective tn building up low blood strength in nor.-organic nutritional anemia This t» due to the SM Tonic formula which contain, speetal and potent activating Ingredients Also. SBS Tonic helps you enjoy the food you eat by increasing the gastric digesUve juice when it Is non-ergaat-cally too llttls or scanty thus the stomach will hare little cause to get balky with gas. bloat and give off that sour fiMxl U»te Dsst welt! tnergtae your body with rtch. red ble*d. Start on aaa Toaw now As vigcwous blood surges throughout your wtM*e body, greater fiwtineas and strength should make you eat tatter, sleep tatter, fed better, work tatter. p*ay tatter, have a healthy osier gtow tn your ehtn -ares flesh dll out tallow , places Millions of bottle* sold Get a D"* y«xr drug etere. SBS Toni* helps Build Sturdy taalU*

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land) and Sted district (Cleveland) I and na* in th* 30th district. Th* popular vote in th* 11 contested congressional district* with 0.127 ot 5.446 precinct* reported gave Taft a lead of 17.733 over Stassen. Taft candidates were given M 7.495 popular vol** as compared with 349,7*2 for Stassen delegates Alabama Returns Birmingham. Ala., May * —(UP) - Mounting primary ciactkm return* showed today that Alabama voter* had re-elected a U. 8. «*■* tor, unseated two of nine tneombent congressmen and endorsed an all-out fight against President Truftian and his civil tight* program. Ren. John J. Rparkmah defeated I Gov. James E. Folsom's candidate. Philip J. Hamm, by a wide margin Rpurkman had a majority of over 10* #OO vote*. Hamm conceded defeat. Reps. Carter Manasco and Fete Jarman were unseated a* their other seven colleagues gained renomination. Carl Elliott. Jasper attorney, defeated Manasco and Fidward Degraffetireid of Tuscaloosa won over Jarman. Jar Wan has been in congress since 1938 and is a member of the house foreign affairs committee. Manaeco was elected two years later. Returns showed that the state's vote for 11 electors will be cast against President Truman, if he I* nominated on the Democratic ticket. The top 11 candidate* for the electoral college were all pledged to vote against Mr. Truman or any other "civil rights" nominee. lewder* promised to walk out of the meeting if the party adopt* a civil right* plank in it* 1948 platform Nine other leaders were pledged to fight out the battle within the convention and the other four were uncommitted. Organ Recital Sunday At Trinity Church A program of organ music will lie presented Sunday at 7:3* pm. in Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church. .Madison at Ninth street, this city. The program ba* been arranged and is being presented by Prof. Fred G. Church, organist and choirmaster of the Scottish Rite Cathedral of Ft. Wayne and teacher of many of th* country's outstanding organist*. Prof. Church will present some of his outstanding students who are organists of various churches in the Ft. Wayne area. This is another of the usual monthly program* presented by I Trinity church and arranged for by the minister. Dr. Charles E. White and the organist. Harold Mumma Al) music lovers are invited to attend There is no admission charge to any of these programs and the public is welcome Special seating arrangements have been made so tfiht all who wish to attend the recital may be accomodated. Berne Pastor Leaves For Van Wert Charge Berne. May 6 — The Rev. and Mrs. C. P. Maas left Berne Wednes day for Van Wert. 0.. where they will make their future home. TitRev. Maas was pastor of the Berne Evangelical U. B. Church for nine years Hi* successor, th* Rev. Karl Tauber and family, are moving into the parsonage today

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