Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 2 September 1948 — Page 7

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'Sldrs Smoke WIW fa Kick iLeft For Stimulus t— <up>— Po Paul De River w "any number pected of using drummer Gene (Obert Mltchuin, ever been arsar -old movie ends aurrenderi two narcotira hem in a nor ’ijuana "den" in I.' " - red a flurry of >w widespread is In the movie Inted he wasn't bo occasionally "weed.” - style in Hollywho helps the »ut what makes eak the law, unong artists." easons. It peps ’iff it they're working hr a and it a< ts as a •mt ItV'a well known fact that people are jaded 'f>af*|tttoc| everything The only |£7Mw’aan get any stimulation s to indulge in ‘reefers ' It's the miy way they have left to get of romance.’’ TliPtktl* lasts anywhere from wo to six hou re, the psychiatrist I that time the addicts Kit time. of romantic ecstasy for days instead of aid. "They feel as ting through the air SSHMMfoate dream that goes on." is followed by a period 4 imaltude and slight depression, Or. De River said. Hut the marl- 1 is not a slave to the "We Ibn ’ class it with the ■MBMBfag ones such as opium. Mrphfae. or heroin, he explained who Startluan.i urge can be conAll it takes is guts. "Ootef Without It will cause the smoker no physical or mental sfony. It’s more like a crutch he I iams on ||or psychic stimulation " I Mifthu* was free on 11.000 bond Wuto will appear in court fori Wednesday. Starlet dll Mads. in whose home he was tma&ffihjid dancer Vickie Evans and rea| est.it.- agent Robin Ford ■to wnrej seized In the raid. All ■MgMMked on suspicion of vioUtßg the state narcotics ai t. a felony, and released on H.OoO Ixmd Mitchell's studios and attor MRlApto the public not to condMM'fctai prematurely. "Yltore an- a number of unex piaiawa Bcls and peculiar circum (he raid." said getting movie stars out ■( Jam And Norman It Tyre His have expressed theii tHHKha' when the ■BSjHm he will he cleared." RKO pn<i Selznick studios said they "ament ly request the press the and the public to judgment them facts are known Roth studios that the American jKHßiii not permit Mitchum') in the motion pi< tun industry to deprive him of the rqhta’|m<i privileges of even ■MKhB citizen to receive fait SOUTHWEST From i age HMfetad generally fair and WWy [warmer weather for th< and northeastern states fljey Mid there was little danger The Weather bureau at Wichita that the *4»O Wheat wasn't nearly as bad had experienced ir The bureau said that was the first August ■■M&rs in which no limdegree dos WMre recorded at Michita Yeetor i the temperature* *lmK tn the 70s from Wisconsin Mylau 1 States At Sault St h . the mercury reached • 6». and at Caribou. Me ** h,<her lh,n 5S Os jO more than 800.000 in on I °<bters in America only eight is a professional 11 ,lpwn * n The rest are ' CHICAGO fr ’Orel laxly .as found on Chi «i«k (*7tli and car was parked ini the home of Mrs Mary who said she noticed the h drove up last night T »H» « (toed ;*m - Owcau*

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His lawyer knew he was missing and In the belief he had been arrest ed again, the attorney got a writ of habeas corpus early today. The practice of obtaining such a writ before actually determining whether a gangster has been arrested Is fairly common among Chicago criminal lawyers. Barsella, who was 33. was arrest ed recently when screams were heard emanating from the apart-

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ment occupied by his girl friend. Police believed he bad been beating her. Recently police had been arrest Ing Bat sella, Ochs and luxbrlola on sight. TRUMAN URGES ICont. From Page One) "American labor has never wavered in its support of our bipartisan es-

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fort to win peace by aiding other nations In their effort toward industrial recovery." The goal now, he added, "Is to continue to increase our production and our standard of living.” ILLICIT SHIPMENTS (Font. From »'age Or.ri But some auihoi tlrs believe some o’ them were American-made

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I This raised the question of ; whether the Americans Involved in the arms underground had vlol»ted the Dec. 5, I!H7, I’. S embargo on arms shipments. It was also recalled that Rep Karl Stefan, it. Neb, following a recent trip to Europe, said that American pilots were being paid (300 an hour to fly Czech manufactured arms to Israel Informed quarters said the

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American embassy In Prague advised the state department some time ago that a number of Ameri-! cans were Involved in the arms! shipments. Their Identities have I rot been disclosed. INDIANA STATE FAIR (Cont From Page One) standing 411 exhibitor of than breed during the »-H beef show t

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tomorrow. The top 4-H youth among Angus exhibitors over the . sUte also will be chosen at the , event on the opening day. Twenty-six high school bands will again provide background music for the myriad of shows. Band members will be decked out in colorful uniforma and will t parade in front of the grandstand as part of the educational day parade Wednesday.