Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Adams County, 31 August 1948 — Page 2

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Three Persons Die As Autos Collide Six Others Hurt In Wreck Near Muncie Muncie. Ind.. Aug. 11 — (UP) — Delaware county sheriff W. Pete Anthony today blamed high weed* at a county road Junction tor an accident which killed three pernona and sent si* others to the hospital yesterday. Anthony said neither <>f the two drivers hal a view of the Intersecting road because of the weeds, and "apparently neither slowed down for the crossing ’’ head in the accident. the sheriff said, were Fred Klein. 54. and Mrs. Allie Gambrel. («. Iwith of Evansville. and Mrs. Minnie Duckworth, 73. Cowan. Ind

Still In Kall memorial hospital here, the sheriff said, were Mrs Mary Ducworth k 42: Mary i»e Duckworth io. Danny Duckworth. 5. and lionaid Colter, 4, all of| lEvanaville. and Mrs Margaret Wien Klein. 52. and Evelyn Klein. 20. All of the victims were in one <ar. which struck a car driven by Arlen Kirklin. 17. Muncie. Kirklin wan shaken up. but nnt injured seriously, the sheriff said. Capitol's Portico Fire Is Extinguished Washington. Ans 31 (I’P) A defective wire was blamed today for last night s flash fire on a portico over the went front entrance of the capitol The blase wan quickly extinguished and damage was slight.

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Three Dead Persons Drawn By Commission To Serve On Juries At leant three of the M members! of the grand and petit jury panels| selected by the county Jury com mlsslonern Monday will be unable to serve They're no longer among the living. Fred Kolter. court bailiff, explained It is Impossible for the Ju.y commissioners to know who Is living and who Is dead because the names are pulled from the property assessment lists: the name* of some deceased are still on the re cords." Among the deceased names for the Juries are Fred Ilehrer and Her-1 vey Moser, both of Herne, and Walter Johnson, of St. .Mary's township Bailiff Kolter said this drawing s record of miscues was lower than most. "Some sessions the commission picks as many as si* dead people, ‘ he said

National Air Races Reports First Crash Pilot Porochutes To Safety Today Cleveland. Aux. 31 — (UP) Robert Huggins. 41. of Milwaukee, parachuted to safety today in the first crash of the 194 k national air races. Huggins was piloting a midget ra. ing plane in "pull out'' tests He bailed out over suburban Olmsted Fall*. The plane was owned by .Merle C. Zuehlke of .Milwaukee Zuehlke was first bellied to have been the pilot, but he reported that Huggin* failed to put his own name on the flight clearance.

Hoggins hud been tn the ar about •lx minute, and waa coming out of a dive when he parachuted out. lie landed shaken but uninjured. .Meanwhile, a Houston, Tex., pilot was ex pet ted to he first to qualify for the Thompson trophy race on laibor bay. Charlee Walliig, Jr . 27, a wartime "hump'’ flyer, said hi. speedy F’-Sl wa.i in top condition and that he would try for the pole position. According to the rules thin year, tlie fastest qualifier in today's speed trials will get the favored |Hi«t In addition, each pilot qualifying today gets a 110 bonus Bonus payments to those qualifying tomorrow will lie 150. Berne Pastor Named On Executive Board Berne. Aug. SI The Rev N. J. Schmucker, pastor of the local Evangelical Mennonite church, was named to the executive hoard of the conference ot thia church which was held at Fort Wayne over the weekend. ItavmonJ Moser waa named to the conference imard of mis■ions. Husbands are reported to snore about 300 per cent more thau wives. Husbands also. u< cording to The American Magazine, are more Inveterate sleep talkers.

Return To Pre-War Prices Unlikely Economics Expert Warns Housewives Hy United Press An economics professor warned housewives today that the "good old days" of pre-war food price* probably are gone forever. Gerald B To* of the University of Chicago, said he doeant •*- pect to see prices ever go a* low as they were in 1939 and certainly not a* low aa in 1»33 when they were the cheapest In history In relation to wages. "Actually," Co* said, "people really wouldn't want them to go that low because *uch a sharp price drop la always accompanied by unemployment and • drop in production That adds up to depression.

"In the same connection, more people are hurt by a sharp price drop than are hurt by rising prices because of the unemployment that come* with price decreases” Co* said it may take a long time for prices to show even a moderate decline because any fall In the cost of living will be gradual. "But that doesn't mean that people who are waiting for cheaper goods should give up and rush out to buy." he said. "That would only prolong the Inflationary spiral There were some Indications today that housewives had relaged their resistance to the high coat of living, however. For eiainple. Jewel Tea company. a midwest chain supplier, announced that its sales Increased 209 penent in the four week* ended Aug. 14 over the same period a year ago. Sales this year have run 21.1 percent over 1947, the firm announced. At the same time. KaiaerFrazer corporation announced that It was preparing for a buyers market by adding a new line of cheaper model cars to catch lower-priced trade.

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Geneva Minister Is Reassigned To Church Bern*. Aug. 31 - Th* Rev E R Schwartz, pastor of the Geneva Evangelical U. B church, wan reassigned to thl* church a* pa*tor for another year, at the closing suasion of the conference held at Indianapolis over the weekend Soviet Settlement Urged By Senators Statement Made By Democrat Senators Chicago. Aug. JI-(UP)-Five Democratic aenatorial candidate* from mldwMtern «tate* tod«y issued a statement urging the United States to seek a "real settiemant" with Russia. but without appeaaement. The candidates, who are attending the Midland* conference of Democratic aenatorial and gubernatorial nominees from tight state*, agreed on their Joint foreign policy at a meeting laat r.lght.

The statement waa signed by Patil 11. Douglas, Illinois; John A. Engel. Month Dakota; Hubert H. Humphrey. Minnesota; Frank E. Hook. Michigan; and Guy M. Gillette. lowa. "The ultimate objective of American policy muat be a real settlement with the Soviet Union. which once achieved will permit the United Nation* to function on the basis which It* founder* hoped would be the case." the statement said. The candidates wsrned. however, that such an agreement cannot be reached through any program of appeasement." "Before any settlement wHh the UH.HR. can even be hoped for. the makers of Soviet policy must lie convinced that continued expansion and aggression will

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rot be tolerated." the statement said The eandidatc* came out against “quick curtailment ’ of the Marshall plan, and In favor of a strong national defense pro gram, encouragement of a western European customs union, an l a long-range plan to place atomic weapons under UN control. Earlier two gubernatorial candldates. Adlai Stevenson of Illinot* and Burnett J Abbott of Michigan, debated willed of their states "has the most corrupt Republican administration.” The audience wa* lo vjte today to determine the winner. Meanwhile. *ll candidate t were awarded broom* to "clean houae" In their home states. The two-day conference opens-! yesterday with a note of corfldence In a Democratic victor:’ In the November elections, hi a keynote addrea*. Douglas said the party need only present a "vigorous, constructive program" to recapture the mfdwea' from the Republican*. Humphrey. 37-year-old mayor of Minneapolis, told the conference that "prospects of victory are good." George he ts. Democratic chairman for Illinois, accused the Republican* of helping the comtnunIM* by "seeking to defeat alt llm eral policy.” He said the GOP I* "laying the groundwork for communism in America." TEACHERS (Cont. From Paee One) and Decatur public and parochial

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school faculty member* »re invited Rural teachers will be able to secure packages of supplies at the county rural library room. The rural school* W UI meet Thursday morning to organize classes and make other arrangements for the school year. School buses will make their regular trips thia day to pick up the student*. Regular classes will start Tuesday. Sept. 7, with a full day » schedule of work on the formal opening of the school term. The Decatur public school* will open Sept. 7. and the Decatur Catholic schools Sept. 9.

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WORKERS RETURN (Coat From Psge Onri it was "communist-dominated." Saturday's fighting started when 40 foremen tried to enter the plant to prepare It for reopening. The company mailed letters to it. employes, asking them• to. return to their Jobs today. Official* of the firm said •o"”’ wor * t ‘ era had replied, Indicating they would like to resume work. Company attorney* a-ld the national labor relation* board had the I EW as the Bucyrus-Erie worker* bargaining agent.

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