Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 194, Decatur, Adams County, 17 August 1948 — Page 2

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Coin Operated Laundries Will Open Here Soon Two automatic coin-operated laundries will be opened in Decatur in the next few week*, it was learned today The establish ment*. I>oth locally owned, will start operation as noon as necessary equipment is obtained The laundries are the type to which the housewife may take her laundry, deposit a coin in the auto math- laundry, and proceed with the washing and semi-drying. The amount of money required depends on the amount of washing a person desires to do. The new services will furnish the soft water, soap, washing ma chine and drying equipment, it is understood And arrangements also may be made to complete the drying of the clothing while the patron goes other places to sh<n> ■One of the establishments will be located on North Seventh street in the .Muts hler building and will be operated by Robert Aeschlltnan. The other service will he operated by Waltgr Sautbine on I' S !7. northwest of Decatur Mr Sautbine also is building a trailer camp, which will be opened soon De said that the camp would have all modern fai llilies India's first anniversary of in dependence will not go unnoticed at indiana University Two Indian students plan open house for the rest of the University Aug X. A survey in cities all over the United Slates recently showed that at present wage rates it is less expensive for soda fountains to use paper cups than to wash glasses. Conning Peaches? Famous FREE book tells success secret! SIMPLE TESTED 7 A PROVEN \ I x \ It's FREE . . . and it’s a wonderful help in canning and frees* ing of fruits ... the 1948 edition ®f "Finer Canned A Frozen Fruits.” 32 pages, with easy-to-follow charts and step-by-step directions. Recipes for pickles, conserves and jellies, too! Better results ? Yes, finer flavor, color and text u re; just by a simple change in your canning and freezing syrups. Tried and proved by thousands of women. A wonderful book .•. and it's yours FREE. MSI IN HOIMH

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LAST-MINUTE <<’ont From Page One) which had never been discussed tn previous negotiations He said tl|e union wanted the provision Incorporated in the provisional contract "When we refused to consider such an arrangement, the union negotiators walked out of the conference ” The union spokesman said a’l regulators returned to their home plants this morning, "leaving a subcommittee to handle flings until Harvester comes to ns senses." Work On At Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, Ind .Aug 17 — <l'Pi Six thousand I'nlted Auto A Weak,Run-Down Feeling b Often A Warning | That The Red-Blood Is Getting Low If you do not teel like your real self, do not have the urge to be up and doing, why not check-up on your blood s'rength’ Look at the palms of your hands, your fingernails, your itps. the , lobes of your ears—are they pale and off color? kvery day—every hour—millions of tiny red-blood-cellt must pour forth from the marrow of your bones to replace those that are worn-out. A low blood count may affect you In several ways: no appetite, underweight, no energy, a run-down condition, lack of resistance to Infection and disease To get real relief you must keep up your blood strength Medical authorities, by analysts of the blood, have by positive proof shown that 888 Tonic Is amazingly effective in building up low blood strength In non-organlc nutritional anemia. Thia is due to the 888 Tonic formula whteb contains special and potent activating ingredients. Also. 883 Tonic helps you enjoy the food you eat by increasing the gastric digestive juice when tt is non-organi-cally too little or scanty thua the stomach will have little cause to get balky with gas. bloat and give off that sour food taste Don't watt I ffnerglze your body with itch. red-blood Start on 688 Tonic now As vigorous blood surges throughout your whole body, greater freshness and i strength should make you eat bettar. sleep better feel better, work better, play better have a healthy color glow In your skin- firm flesh ail out hollow places Millions of bottles sold Get a > bottle from your drug store. 883 Tonis helps Bund Sturdy Heal th.

Workers continued to work at the International Harvester Co. | plant here today. Harold Craiice. local treasurer, said that they would "probably finish the day." I We don't know yet what -we'll do tomorrow," ('rance said. Springfield Workers Out Bprlngfield. 0.. Aug. 17 (UPt —Officials of Loral 402. United Auto Workers (CIO», »ald today that its 3400 members employed at the International Harvester Co. plant here had joiner) the walkout called by CAW officials in Chicago. The plant employs 4700 persons. • Strike In Memphis Memphis Tenn.. Auk. 17 —(I’l’t First shift workers a', the International Harvester plant refused to enter the plant today. and management and union officials announced that the Memphis plant's 1.400 workers had joined a walkout. — — Prepare For Opening Os Court's Session I Fred Kolter. bailiff at the AdI ains circuit court, who is also in harge of the law library and the judge's rooms, has started on a two-weeks < leaning job that will, make the rooms ready for tha, opening of court three weeks Country St vie Mini OPEN KETTLE RENDERED 5 th. Burket DEM’S MEAT MARKET Phone 97

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y — Local Couple Mark 55th Anniversary Mr. end Mrs. Frank Smith of 603 Thirteenth street, today observed their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary Mrs Lulu Robinson, a sister of j Mrs. Smith, said that the celeI brants were in good health and had enjoyed blessings during their married life. Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs. Smith, along with wishes of friends for their continued longevity and good health r from today He has already given the library a complete going over and has started on the court room It will be splc and span I when Fred gets through. - — ■ ■ Hk KATHLHN WINSOR prows Animated as she tells reporters tn New York office of her attorney, Arnold Krakower, about life as wife of bandleader Artie Shaw. Rhe sa’d he once publicly whipped her at a Connecticut railroad station. Shaw says she can't divorce him because she isn't legally married to him that their Mexican divorces from previous mates U'SM InvnlM Z I m fl

Housewives Confident Strikes Will Work L. A.‘Consumers Plan 'Fair Price Lists' Ry United Press Housewives set up fo r mal organisationa in three more cities today to fight high meat prices Hut across the nation there still was no hint that prices were coming down New Consumer resistance groups wore organized at Los Angeles, Den' ver and San Franciaco. While housewives across the nation fought the meat price battle, the price of butter dropped of Its own accord For the second day in a row. wholesale butter at NewYork dropped two cents a pound. Grade double-A was down to 7?-Ik cents a pound At Chicago butter had dropped 4-S cents in two days. The price decline was attributed to increased stocks of butter In cold storage Despite high meat prices, small slaughter houses reported they were having trouble staying in business. At Philadelphia some inde- ■ pendent packing houses were put up for sale. Arthur Dennis, vice president of the national meat council. said they had been forced to t cut their profit margin to the minimum. or retailers would refuse to buy. ' At Los Angeles, the housewives r league against high prices orga nlzed on a permanent basis and set I up a committee to prepare a “fair ( price list" on meats. They planned R> submit the list I to packers and retailers to "nego- , tlate" price reductions. Austin. Tex., housewives decided to extend their ban on meat purchases until Sept. 1. Mrs. Lila J Markham, she Austin organizer, estimated that the strike had re ' duced meat sales 50 to 75 percent Houston and Denver women organized formal price strikes yesterday. Mrs. D. C. Carson of Denver said the campaign there will cintinue until prices drop 10 cents a pound It appeared that the Canadian action in permitting export of cattle would not help to boast the American supply >nd thus lower prices. American cattle buyers showed little interest tn the cattle offered to them yesterday at Toronto at 13! to 134 a hundredweight. The Americans said they were ready to buy at 926 to S3O and that Canadian sellers could not expect to draw top V. fl. prices because the quality Is lower. Some shipment* Into the U. fl. were made from Windsor. Ont., across the International bridge from Detroit. As result, steak prices jumped C to 7 cent* a pound in Windsor and Detroit housewives stopped their daily trips across the bridge because prices in the two cities were almost the same. At New York, state legislator Philip Hhupier of Brooklyn urged Gov Thomas E. Dewey to Investigate “chaotic and disgraceful" meat and poultry price* in New York City. Nebraska's automobile census has Increa*qo 17.3 per cent since 1544 Announcement of VICTORY PRAYER BAND SERVICES | (Interdenominational) All eervlcee at 2:30 p. m. SUN.. AUG. 22 — Marion. Ind. — ■ Home Park Methodist Church. (one block from Veteran's Hospital). Hev James Hell, pastor Speaker. Iter. Wm. O. Grey of Anderson. SUN., AUG. 29 —Hartford City. Ind. — Gospel Tabernac'e on Walnut St.. Rev Roy Alexander. pastor Speaker. Rev. Roy Bco‘t of Fort Wayne. 4UN.. StFT. 12 — Fort Wayne. Ind.—Fair Haven Mission. 3101 Taylor St. Rev Roy Scott, pator speaker Rev. A. E ‘ Sprunger of Fort Wayne. SUN., SEPT. 10— Montpelier. Ind. Christian Church. Rev Carl Wasterve't, pastor. Speaker. Rev Jatne* R Meadows of Decatur. Good Mesic and tinging. James R. Meadows, of Decatur. ! in charge of these aervieeo. ITCH He mettsr hew teog row hev* svttseed thaw w*m rsßaffw ye* tove tned ** tMMag *f paartast*. ssaema. Infecttewk, sthlete's fsol w eMsr solemally reused shia tevttetliws jia sea art w*«w»rtu! result* from the uee e< am* »er the bseae fettg. eesHreulo woxDtn *sxl4? I*'white BAtvt-est neulte. I* t* wendeefW. Sold la Decatur by Smith. . Kohne and Holt house Drug Stores ) nr vovr bnmernwn 4rr>gm«t

1 ■ Mt BBS —* B * 1L i'.- 3 -f Bwaßlny M A >w 1 -arS" Ml 3 «if- ■ "*j| I * DISCUSSING HOUSING problems, representatives of veterans organization* gather around I resittgt I Truman in the White House. From left: Rep. John Kennedy (D), Massachusetts; Robert M Laughha, I ‘ Amvets- Jack Carter, VFW; Eugene F. Taggart. Catholic War Veterans; Joseph Gelman. Amvett; I » Bernard Weitzer. Jewish War Veterans; Francis Sullivan. Disabled Veterans I *

Jefferson, Hartford List Teaching Staffs Berne. Aug 17— Ralph Miller trustee of Hartford township today announced the teacher* for the Hartford Center school for the coming year. The following I will be empoyed: Hugh Tate, principal; Hugh Cobb. Herman Neuenschwander. Jack Cummins. Grace Smith. Frances Smith. Edna Glendening. Beulah Augsburg er and Frances Beaty. Brayton Pyle, trustee of Jes ferson township, announced the following teachers to be employed at the Jefferson school: Marvin Snyder. principal. Claren Neuenschwander. Edna Courtney Fred H. Holler. Sybllla Sprung*). Robert Paxson. Helen Kenney and E'aine Crfsty Michigan in an all year vacation state GOP LASHES (Cent. From Page One) I* "but a tiny fraction of what we need" to combat high prices And he warned that "un'ess inflation is checked, the situation will get even worse aud we shall invite economic collapse." "The failure to take adequate measures in this critical situation." Mr. Truman said, "is final proof of the determination of the men who controlled the Xflth congress to folio* a course which serves the end of special privilege rather than the welfare of the whole nation"

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‘ In Indianapo is. Ind., house Republican leader Charles A. Halleck said Mr. Truman himself once referred to price controls and rationing as "police state methods." "We didn't vote for that sort of regimentation." he said. "I don’t 1 think the people wanted that sort of regimentation" He said the president began the extra session of congress ' in politics and In this statement, he has ended It in politics.”

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Chairman Eugen*- D Mil4i r ßJ R. Colo., of the sena'. committee said Mr Tr';-r. Kl ßj original antt infla'ioii was nothing but .1 parc«i gH egregious errors mi-li-e-tgH to a peacetime \morl<a -Pro-gE to economic and po f'nal dom." Il "Even if such < ontrol* * n ß solutions," he said, 'the fra'loti of them could not !« trusted to the preset:department" I