Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 161, Decatur, Adams County, 9 July 1948 — Page 6

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Old Draft Classes To Have No Bearing Cut No Figure In Draft Deferments Washington. July ft il'Pi A selective service official said today that the old wartime draft classification* will have "absolutely no bearinc ” on deferments un

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SALE CALENDAR it L> 10—Charles and Eleanor Davis. Koi W Monroe St.. Household Goods. T. It. Scbiefer*tein. Auct. JI LY 15- J H Marbercer. 6 miles East and 2 South of North Man- < heats-r, Indiana Two Well Improved Farm*. 80 acres and it-r v«- **'' a< r<s Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J F Sanmann. auct Ji Lt 17—Dale M Hazelton, jt miles Ea-t of Valparaiso, Ind Fine 5 A< n- Suburban Tract with modern improvements. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F. Sanmann. Auct. Ji LY IS David J Reinhard. Comm, and David J. Reinhard. Admr.. of the estate of Clara Yoder, I> rne. Indiana 7 room modern house and household furniture. Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. auct*. JI L 5 19 Herbert Jones, Deerfield, Indiana. A Good Grocery Store 5 room home and building lot 100x2<0. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F. Sanmann. Auctioneer. JI LY 2o—J. L Decker 4> 2 miles Southwest <>t Portland. Ind Improved 7S acre farm and personal property. Midwest Realty Au< tion Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. JI LY 21 —Donald W and Ralph Oechele. 2 miles West and 1 mile North of Haviland. Ohio Well Improved 199 acre farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F Sanmann. Auct. JT’LY 22 Ruth I Dvrrow 124 East 2nd St. Defiance. O Good 2 story building anti fine modern Restaurant, 7 P. M Midwest Realty Auction Co, J F Sanmann. auctioneer JI LY 23—Roy S O Hover 4 miles South and 3 mile* East of Greentown Indiana. Well Improved ftK acre farm and 13 head of High Producing Cows. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J F Sanmann. Auctioneer

Public Sale Am wo an- leaving the city «>■ Kill offer our personal property for Public Sale at our residence 804 W. Monroe street. on Saturday July 10th, 1948 Starting at 1 P. M. 2 pc Living Room Suite; Tilt Back Chair, Studio Couch. G. E Con aole Radio and record payer, Ocassionai Chair Coffee Table, Indirect Floor Lamp. Stand Lamp*, Bridge Lamp Office Desk and chair, Wall Mirror* Duncan i’hyL- Dining Room Suite, like new, 2 Card Table*. Modernistic Bedroom Suite Birdseye Dresser and chest of drawers; Iron Bed complete; Bedroom Chair; Commode; Dresser; Table. Stands, Drape*. Breakfast Set; Florence Table Top Gas Stove; 7>, ft. G.E Refrigerator; G E. Washer; Electric Tea Kettle: Cory Coffee Makers; 15 by 9' 2 Ax minster Rug. 9 by 12 Congoieum Rug. Throw i Rugs; Set of Dishes. 12 service; Remington Noiseless Typewriter; % lip Electric Motor; 1 12 h.p Motor with emery; 8’ Band Saw with motor. 21' Stand Fan Exhaust Fan 1 6hp Motor. Jig Saw. Electric Hester Electric Heater Scales. Garden Hose. U«n Mower; Pbonagraph Records, and many other items TERMS- CASH. Charles & Elanor Davis OWNERS Aucitoneer—T. D. Schiefersteln 6 7 9 FARM HOME FOR SALE 10 Acre Farm about two and one-half miles Southeast of Willshire. Ohio. Fine 5 Room ('lira Modern Dwelling. Full Basement. Steam Heat Furnare. Modern Bathroom, Good Productive Land, Chicken House. Brooder House, and Small Barn. Here is a place that will five you all of the conveniences you enjoy in the city, and yet enjoy the fresh country air, and the income from 10 Acres of Good Ground. J. IMILAN PURDY Real Estate Broker & Insurance Phone 148 Rockford. Ohio COME TO EQUITY fl WHERE ICE CREAM IS BEST! | SPECIAL I SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY I ■ We Are Selling Our ■ j| Finest Quality Ice Cream ■ I 39c Quart I ■Equity Dairy Storel 1 Pfcme IM Decatur, Ind. B • *

der the new peacetime draft | Everyone required to reregister ; will "start from scratch” as far a* deferments are concerned, he :said. "After all." he said, "the status' of almost everybody registered j under the old draft has changed in the past two years Men who were available then are not available I now The reverse also Is true.” The official pointed out. for instance. that many men who were classified l A and available for im mediate military service at the end of the war since have married and become father*. Although President Truman still I ha* not outlined the reasons for ! which the nation's 4.000 boards i will grant deferments, married 1 men and fathter* are not expected to he drafted The new draft requires all men IS through 25 to register But only I those in the Ift-through 25 age croup may be drafted EighteenI tear olds may volunteer for 12 1 months' duty in this country. Traae in a Good Town — Decatur

EASTERN <->nt fr-i-ri Page <•»»> crease intrastate fares in line with i tiie commission order today, which I generally affects fare.* between I Mates. I However, the decision provides for ini reused fares on intrastate travel in Illinois and Michigan Because of special statutes in those states, the commission has authority to regulate their intra slate fares — - Ivory is a whitish bony material , from elephant's tusks. < tnlie* nllowed Icy < ocoity 1 ..m- --... I—loners, I lle-olny. July *l. inis Hue •»■<«, | P Oi op 2"'* f*' ' at ir l.i A P op 201 *'• c'ltlser,’- T.-l <■.>. 47 ; Vent. ‘ tri - So;. <••• .1 ..p :;*. ft<> r: -f. j .'-erg. . I post <i 7,«i | T I Drew, ami post t, On | It Frledlev. aud ..per I*' Ilavw--I Pit, «•», a-.l or. so.* I. Smith ln« Ag'-v. tr dep M 2.5" Koenllnaer's tr-as ..;•••• J.i'. "... It J Hoffman. slier spe dep 7.00 It •' Edward*, slier -pe def. 7, nil ' [ l bowman, --her mil A pH hd in.'■•': fc.-ot-ir Demo. «’<>. she' op 127* V I' B-iwrr*. »ur mil Ar op 7.5.43 It Bv-rs-lt. Iras r.p sal ?on no I Barger dr-.g -.per sal 214 S* Theo Heller, buß.b.Xrr 222 «<•

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Film Star Suicide Is Closed Matter Funeral Services Set For Saturday Hollywood. July ft il’Pi With f'urole Landis’ suicide a closed matter her family turned today to funeral plan* The blonde beauty will be bur-1 fed. they said, in Forest Lawn Memorial park, beside dozen* of other movie greats. The funeral service was set for 12 30 p.rn. tomorrow at Forest Lawn's Church of the Recessional Pallbearers will include actors |>t< k Haynie* Cesar Romero and Pat O'Brien; golf professional Ix>u Wasson. Ben Nye, her makeup man. anti Willard Parker Services will lie conducted by Bishop Fred L. I’yman of .the Evangelical Orthodox church. The family said that Roman Catholic services had been refused Cndertaking officials said they understood Catholic services had been refused because Miss l.andi»l had committed suicide Miss Ixtndis' body was viewed; by friends today at a Santa Monica funeral home, in a room filled with flowers. Handsome British star Rex Harrison close friend of the actress, told an "Informal" comer's hear Ip.g yesterday that he and Miss Landis talked business on their last date Sunday and he left her

at 9 pm. cold sober and happy He wa* the last person to see her alive and the one who found her body. Four hours later, after a solitary drinking bout, she wrote a wretched note to “dearest .Mommie" and swallowed a handful of potent sleeping pills. Harrison's testimony highlighted the hearing, which shed no light —

7 s bi . 1 -XT R Nm* ■ * I b *ljf I J- J Tj r /t ■ls Jbt w —" l B Kd ■ BMBMi I M« MOTHH S backyard tenet separates them now, but it'a a fair bet that 14-year-old Bonnie Faler and 19-year-old Gerald Newton, newlyweda. wtu be back together again. The county attorney e office at Dee Moines, la, ruled her parents cannot get an ; annulment of the marriage. Got- ! ting married. Bonnie Mid she waa Xt and the pair Upped Um court k Chrb W-V) to keep the license " Mcnt> (fateragtioaa/)

on the reason for the actress’ suicide. and only a little more on tumors that she left a second, secret note. Mrs. Florence Wasson, a close friend, said she tead another note in the star's bedroom. It was about taking Miss I-andis' tat to a veterinarian. The note was not signed, and officials said it might have been Miss Ijvlidl*' memo to herself or to Tier maid, returning from a Sunday off. Mr* Wasson said she I gave the note Io a stranger and doesn't know where It is now. Harrison, who dated Miss Latidis daily between .he time his wife went to New York and the suicide. denied that he had a note «r a clue as io why she killed herself There- were no, arguments or unpleasantnesses during the dinner. he said. They had one scotch and soda before dinner and none after, he said Mis* Ixviidis was "completely sober" when he left He denied that finances or her chronic tropical illness had troubled Iter. UNITED STATES (Pont From Patrr On*» | —- ■ - — — etanks launched against the village of Julia, near Gaza it raid the atlackers suffered heavy losses. Arab <annon shelled Jewish traffic along the Rehovoth-Gaza highway. while far to the north Jewish traffic on the plain of Jezreel southeast of Haifa was attacked. Tel Aviv reported.

From the Amman headquarter* of Alfdullah. the Arab "strong man." <arne word that Iraqi troop* supported by heavy artillery and howitzers brought Haif-Te! Aviv communications under fire near X'atanya. bidding to cut the vital highway along the coast.

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Nitrate Plant Is Destroyed By Blast No One Injured In Utah Plant Blast Spanish Fork. Calh, July ft — il'Pi The Illinois Powder Co plant's nitrate department exploded here today. None was injured In the explosion or the resulting fire Plant superintendent G B Ronsper said that the nitrate department of the plant was destroyed by i the explosion, which Jarred the area surrounding the plant fori miles. He said that fire broke out im-' mediately among the debris <>f the explosion hut that the only two persons nearby escaped Injury. He added that for more than an hour the plant fire department 1 aided by firemen from Spanish Fork and officers from both here and Provo had battled the debris ■ fire and a brush fire which resulted from the explosion. He said he could not estimate the amount of damage done by the explosion ■ w IW ■unis I— —MM ■ The first watch used was called a "portable clock." Benjamin Franklin wax one of America's first Chess players The Inventor of the Telephone An Important Public Development

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EISENHOWER (font. From Page ll " >l declined to predict whether it would re< omniend repeal of the Taft Hartley act. Other committee members said the committee probably would | follow a iniddieof the road policy on both labor and civil rights — the hottest Issue faced by the committee. On the labor p auk. Myers said "We ll tie able to get together ! without much trouble There's not too deep a cleavage " James B Carey, secretary-treaa urer of the Congress of Industrial organiaaitons. urged a plank pledging outright repeal of the Taft Hartley management lazor re la'ions ait President William Green of the American Federation of Labor is schedu ed to testify before the commlilee iate today. A few committee members — willing to comment, but not to be

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