Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 114, Decatur, Adams County, 13 May 1948 — Page 2

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26-Year-Old Auto Is Now Appearing Daily On Decatur Streets A 26 year-old "sport model" auto la the latest motor vehicle to be aeen on Jiecatur streets along with the streamlined new ones The vehicle, which the title describes as a 1922 Model T Ford ■•Runabout.” Is a one-seated openair job. recently .purchased by Leo Faurote. of this city. The new owner, who salvaged the vehicle from it* supposedly final resting place under a lean-to in a woods of a farm near Itecatur boasts highly of its running power lie declared that after he purchased the runabout a team of horses pulled it across a field and creek, up onto a road that he switched the ignition key to "magneto” and it started off right away. A small conditioning bill at a local garage, he declares, put the vehicle in operation to augment the Faurote family car. Trip* to Berne and other places equally as far have proven it* worth, the owner declares. It is believed to be the oldest auto in operation in the city. Trade In a Goad Town — Decatur Get Welcome Relief From Stomach Gas, Sour Food Taste Do you feel bloated and mi**r»bl<- after •very meal? If *o. here 1» how you may rid yourself of this nervous distress. Thoucsndc have found tt the way to be well. Cheerful and happy again. Bveryume food enters the stomach a vital gastric Juice must flow normally to break-up certain fo<>d particles, else the food may ferment Sour food, acid Indigestion and gas frequently cause a morbid. touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous condition, loss of appetite, underweight, restless sleep weakness To get real relief you must increase the flow of this vital gaatrlc Juice Medical authorities, in Independent laboratory test* on human stomachs, have by positive proof shown that SSS Tonic is amazingly effective In increasing this flow when tt la too little or scanty due to a non-organlc stomach disturbance. This is due to the SBB Tonic formula which contains special and potent activating ingredients Also. BBS Tonic helps build-up nonoegsnlc. weak, watery blood in nutritional anemia—so with a good flow of this gastric digestive Juice, plus rich redblood you should eat better, sleep better, feel better, work better, play better. Avoid puntshtng yourself with overdoses of soda and other alkalizers to counteract gas and bloating when what you so dearly need Is BSB Tonic to help you digest food for body strength and repair Don't wait! Join the boat of happy people BBS Tonic has helped Mli'ion. of bottles sold Get a bottle of BB£ Tonic from your drug store <<“Jay 988 Tonic helps Build Sturdy Hesith.

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Democrats Select District Officers Springer Reelected State GOP Chairman Indianapolis, .May 13—(UPl — Pleas E. Greenlee’s position as chairman of the Indiana Democratic state committee beyond next Saturday's reorganization meeting appeared secure today. It appeared on the basis of district reorganization meeting results that Greenlee would be reelected with a* much ease as was state Republican chairman fl. Clark Springer. Springer and his three colleague* in the GOP offi< Jal family were kept in their Clayipoo) offices without outward evidence of opposition yesterday. While the Republicans organized on a state level, the Democrats were meeting in district sessions. The turnover of the 22-member Democratic state committee was twice as great as the shift in personnel of the GOP state commitI tee. But Greenlee apparently : didn't lose any support in the process. In at least one district. I the new chairman was a stronger i Greenlee supporter than the old ■ hairman. Four of the 11 district chairmen land four of the 11 district vicei i hairmen elected by the Demolt rats were new. This turnover of eight compared with four in the GOP committee. Newcomers In the Democratic leadership ranks were chairmen , Leo Sternle. Jasper, eighth dlst- | rict; Paul M. Butler. South Bend, third; Kenneth L Gary, first, and Paul .McDuff. Indianapolis. 11th. Steinle succeeded Ernest Weatherholt Cannelton. Butler replaced Alban W Smith. ixi Porte l-a< key, as Lake county chairman, appointed himself district chairman to succeed Bartel Zandstra. Highland. McDuff, as Marion county chairman, appointed himself district chairman where there was a vacancy caused by the resignation of Sheldon Book The new vice-chairmen are Mrs. Joaeph Toth. East Chicago, succeeding Mrs Glenn Wright. Gary, first dietrict; Mr*. Ruth Lloyd. Elkhart, succeeding Mrs J. R Dumont. South Rend, third district', Mrs.' Marie U-hman. Fort Wayne, •uconeding -Jlrs. Goldie Cisler Howe, fourth district, and Mrs Kenneth Luckett, English, succeeding Mrs Norma Belter, Jasper, eighth district. Greenlee's home district — the 10th adopted a resolution endorsing him for re-election. Democrat state committee members re-elected in district meetings were: Second Guy ropelen, t’amden. and Mrs. Patti Jameson. Valparaiso. Fourth Harold Kelley. Angola. Fifth Dr. T J. Costello, Anderson. and Mrs. Harold Ware. Greentwon. Sixth I'ra Seeger. West Ix-ba-non. and Mr*. I-awrence Amsman. l-ebanon. Seventh — Ira Haymaker. Jr.. Franklin, and Mr*. George Hitch. Princeton Ninth—lvan R Love. Seymour, and Mis* Eudora Kelly. Nashville. 10th Earl Everett. Muncie, and Mr*. Inez Scholl. Connersville. 11th Mr*. James A. Wilson. Indianapolis (reappointed vice-chair-man 1. Th<- Republican state committee, in addition to re-electing Springer, also re-elected Mrs. Mabel S. Fraser. Delphi, a* vice-chairman; George J Edick. Plainfield, secretary. and James f'ostin, Indianapoll*. treasurer. 0 STRIKERS RETURN (Cont. From Pag* One> expected The farm equipment worker* were not listed on the ballots yesterday. The Ni.RB ruled the union out of the balloting because it* officials have not signed the non-Communlkt affidavits required by theTaft-Hartley act. However, none of the three unions that competed in the election was able to poll the majority necessary to win the right to represent the workers. A total of in.*46 workers cast ballot* In the election. They gave 4.707 to the AFL united worker*. 2.085 to the CIO united auto worker* and 1.170 to the International association nf machinists (INDI. - The NLRB said a run-off election would be held between the VAW AFL and the L’AW CIO In a week to 10 day* Another 2.112 workers voted for “no unions" as urged by the farm equipment worker* In an attempt to- prevtnt any of the other threw from winning the neueaaary majority. By that strategy the union hoped to continue the strike and eventually regain its strength at (he ptant The campaign sauteedsd but union leaders apparently decided to eall the strike c«f anyway to prevent further loss of prestige <o

the organization and further hardship to members In the face of certain defeat in the run-off election. Steven Jones, president of the FEW local, went on radio station W.MBD shortly btfore midnight and announced that the strike was over. He thanked union members for their support in conducting the strike which began exactly - five weeks ago today. The strike s was called to enforce demands for r higher wages. t Member* of the union entered ? the plant today along with those who voted for other organizations. Yesterday's balloting was quiet i- despite -previous intensive cam- » jiaigning by the rival union*. The , only incident came when pickets . roughed a newsman. As the workers cast their bal- . lot* at a Peoria armory, two airr planes towed streamers overhead, urging them to vote for the UAWf CIO. o Royal Arch Masons To Hold Initiation i Decatur Royal Arch .Mason* will I . hold an initiation ceremony Friday . afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for several : , candidates at the ih-catur Masonic

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hall. It wa* ann-iunced by Cal E Peter»on. high priest of the group The degree team from Fort Wayne chapter No. 19, headed by Byard Smith, formerly of Decatur, will have charge of .the ritualistic work The meeting will recess at 6:30 o'clock for a supper to be given in honor of the candidate* and the degree work will be completed following the meal. All members who plan to attend the- ceremony are asked to call telephone 35s or 4»3 before Friday noon to make reservations for the supper. _o Police Radio Again Proves Worth Today The city's and county's new short wave police radio proved its worth again this morning in the longest call logged since its installation. A truck, recovered by city police, was found to be stolen from Marengo. 11l Chief Borders in a radio message from Marengo via Ligionier etate police learned details of the theft. I Police are searching for a Gilbert Shearer, alias G. E. Brasher, believed to lie the thief. His address was given as Elizabethtown. Ky. Marengo authorities said they would call for the vehicle.

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