Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 237, Decatur, Adams County, 7 October 1948 — Page 6

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808 LEMON <C. ♦ From Page One) down the right field line. Gordon singled Io left. »< oring Houdreau and Gordon went to second on the throw in Keltner fouled to Rickert. Gordon holding second I toby singled to right, scoring Gordon On the throw to the plate Doby went to second Robinson lined to Rickert llegan was purposely passed. Lemon grounded out. Spahn to Torgeson. Two runs, three hits, no errors, two left Koston Salkeld walked M McCormick singled to left. Salkeld stopping at second Stanky sacrificed. Robinson to Gordon who covered first Salkeld went to third and M. McCormick to second on the play Spahn grounded out. Lemon to Robinson, the runner* holding their bases. Holmes filed to Mitchell. No runs, one hit. no errors. two left Fifth Inning Cleveland Mitchell singled to left. Clark sacrificed. Torgeson to Stanky who covered first. Mitchell going to second Boudreau singled to center, scoring Mitchell Spahn was taken out and replaced by Red Barrett, a right hander Gordon grounded out. Torgeson unassisted. Boudreau going to second Keltner grounded out. Elliott to Torgeson

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One run. two hit*, no errors, one left Boston- Dark struck out. Torge- ! son grounded out. Robinson to , Lemon, who covered first. Elliott . , fouled to Began. Sixth Inning Cleveland — Doby struck out Robinson singled to center Holmes made a one-handed gloved hand catch of Began * line drive in right and threw to Torgeson to double' Robinson off first base. No runs.; one hit, no errors, none left Boston Rickert popped to Boudreau Salkeld walked for the sec-! ond time M. McCormick singled to center, Salkeld stopping at sec-i ond Masi ran for Salkeld Stanky grounded into a double play. Boudreau to Gordon to Robinson No runs, one hit. no errors, one left Seventh Inning Cleveland -Masi went into catch for the Braves Isernon filed to Holmes along the right field line Stanky made a nice pickup of Mitchell-* grounder and threw him out at first. Clark was safe at first when Dark fumbled his easy ground uall. Boudreau was safe at first when Elliott bobbled his hot grounder. Clark going to second on the error. Gordon grounded out. Elliott to Torgeson No runs, no hit*, two errors, two left. Boston F McCormick batted for

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' Barrett and struck out. Holmes popped to Boudreau In short left Dark filed to Clark Eighth Inning j Cleveland Nelson Potter went lin to pitch for the Braves. Kelt ner grounded out. Dark to Torgeson. Doby struck out. Robinson grounded out. Stanky to Torgeson Boston Kennedy went to right field for the Indian* Torgeson singled to center Elliott hit Into a double play. Gordon to Boudreau to ' Robinson. Rickert grounded out.' ' Robinson to Lemon who covered first No runs, one hit. no errors, none left Ninth Inning Cleveland — Began was safe al first when Dark fumbled hi* ground ball. Lemon grounded out Torgeson unassisted. Began going to sec-1 ond Mitchell grounded out. Stanky to Torgeson. Began going to third. Kennedy dropped u Texas leaguer single Into center, scoring Began Boudreau grounded out. El-’ Hott to Torgeson . One run. one ' i hit. one error, one left. Boston Masi fouled to Began.! M McCormick struck out. Stan-1 ky doubled to left center. Sanders batted for Potter and gounded out. to Robinson. No runs, one hit. no errors, one left

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THIS NSW FANDANGO in the transportation world I* the Hall flying automobile, In action at San Diego, Cal. You just back the plastic-bodied auto under the jacked-up wing* (a* above), hook on and loom! You're airborne (a* at right). The jack* are builtin for easy conversion from ground to air operation*. Cruising «p-ed is 100 mile* an hour by air and 67 on the ground, getting 4S mile* to the gallon of pasoline. Refinement* of regular passenger automobiles are included, with fluid drive, low-pressure tire* and four-wheel brake*. (Intttr.atiootl)

WOMEN'S LEAGUE Standing* W L Hill-Smith ..n 1 ■Mies .. g 3 Gass g 4 Central Soya .. g 4 Decatur Ind .. .. 8 4 McMillen > 4 Hoagland . 8 4 Bag Service .... 6 4 Mutt's.. 6 6 Duo Therm .4 4 South-Bud 6 4 Mirror .. .... ... 5 7 BPW .... |f Sutton 4 8 Dunbar .... .. 3 9 First State Bank 3 9 Gottschalk .... 3 9 Kent .9. 1 H High games: Bowman 182. Halberstadt 181. Way 180, Odle 172 Reynoldr 171. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur szl AIDtD BY an earphone, a bearded and turbaned delegate from the Arabic country of Yemen listen*, with an amused expression, to th* •peeche* of the delegate* at the United Nation* General Assembly In Pari*. The speeches ar* translated and transmitted through th* phone head*et*. (International*

Your Vote Will Be Appreciated 1 1 iw j 1 JI ' . .yKH i | > John C. Anpbargor [ of Hartford Township I Democratic candidate for COUNTY ■ COMMISSIONER ! THIRD DISTRICT « Adams county I General Election Nov. 2. 1948 S Pol Mr

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IE Real Estate at Public S Auction We. the undersigned, will sell the real estate al public auction located 1 mile west and % mile south of Coppess Corner or 5 miles north. 1 mile went and U mile north of Berne or 9 miles east and *4 mile south of Bluffton or the first bouse north of the Winchester Church on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1948 Sale starting at 1:00 P.M. 5 Acre Tract 5 IMPROVEMENTS: 6 room house, 2 rooms up and 3 down, room for bath, has en< iosed back porch, large kitchen has new built In cabinets, wired for electricity. Also wired for electric stove. Two new combination doors. Good well, large cistern, good outside cellar, pressure system goes with house, barn, and other out buildings. If you are looking for a home don't miss this sale. Will give possession in six weeks or less MISCELLANEOUS: One 4-hold laundry stove used only 2 weeks, one 9x12 congoleum rug. axle for trailer, some rabbit pens. TERMS: One-fourth down on day of sale: balance when abstract and deed is delivered. Y Mr. and Mrs. Francis Riesen, Owners I Philip Neuenschwander. Auctioneer. Bryson C. Fetters. Representative. 7-9

JOBS WANTED . NOT PROPAGANDA As of this Friday another hundred workers in Decatur will be without jobs. This layoff brings the total to approximately two hundred families who are learning that G.E. propaganda does not put food on the table. Businessmen in Decatur will feel the effects of this unemployment Our entire town will be hurt. Fighting for a FULL WORK WEEK AND A FULL PAY-CHECK FOR ALL. our Union in being met by the stubborn refusal of the Company. Fared aa we are with lay-offs, we voted to share the work until the aitualion could be worked out. G. E. insists that it will lay-off the people Friday. aaying that “It wouldn’t be good buaineaa to be on a thirty-six hour schedule in boom times.” WE DON’T THINK ITS “GOOD BUSINESS” TO HAVE TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE WALKING THE STREETS WITHOUT JOBS. OUR CONCERN IS FOR ALL OF OUR PEOPLE! WHY THE G. E. PROPAGANDA ? For montha. G. E. has been making statements throughout the land that MORE AND MORE PRODI ‘ the answer to the problem of inflation. THE CURRENT LAY-OFFS CONTRADICT THE COMPAQ PROPAGANDA.

G. E. Profits Up $54,602339 Net in first six months of 1948— a 29 percent increase over the like 1947 period.—Thia ia $52,502.00 net profit every working hour!

It’s time that we have an explanation from G. E. of some of its own practices—Time for G. E. to stop the double-talk and devote its efforts to getting work for the two hundred Decatur families. LOCAL 924 UNITED ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA - CIO

Inspections of homes and stores for fire haxard* frequently reduces the number of fires in a city by as muct as 50 percent within a few weeks. The "Htourbrldge Lion." first steam locomotive to run success fully in America, was put Into operation in 1829 at Honesdale Pa. CHARGE FORMER (Cnnt. From Page One) ty jail on charges of robbing a CAW co-operative store. Bolton was arrested twice before in the Reuther shooting. He was accused of buying a shotgun rimllar to the one with which Reuther was shot two days before the shooting. Bob on, who was a left-wing political enemy of Reuther's before the red-headed lalxir leader ousted hl* opposition In 1947, claimed that he was in a bow Ing alley ort

REAL ESTATE "< Public AuctioJ 80 Acre Farm & Personal I*roperty 1 I wl I sell the following real estate and personiil farm, located 6 miles East and mile North of miles Northwest of Chattanooga. Ohio, ' “ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12 Personal Property at 12:30 P. M. Real Estate at 2:00 P. M. IMPROVEMENTS: Ji room frame house; 32' by 54' hip root hnt new 3 years ago. concrete floors in all stable*, and «tamhl«*i4 cows; 20' by 32' Green Gahle poultry house; 12' by 32' rhkknw good drove well; soft water cistern; 80 acre* al! under ~kw 5 acres of alfalfa. Will be sold a* 40 acre* with lmpr<>veme 5 -/J acres unimproved land or as a whole whichever say obtained. Possession on or before March 1. 1949 — CATTLE — Freeh Holstein 5 yrs. old milking »l gal.; Holstein 9 yrt oka Ing 6 gal.; Holstein heifer milking 3 gal.; Holstein heifer bir,— er; Guernsey 3 yrs. old due soon: Guernsey 3 year* old miikist’i — HORSES — Bay team ( and 9 years old. good workers; Roan ge'dinttn*. good worker. — HOGS — Du roc sow due Io farrow in Oct.; 5 Duro< silts due to taw Oct. — POULTRY — 200 head of New Hampshire red nullet* — FEED — 8 ton mixed clover and timothy hay; 2(*n hu. cllnton o»ti Ma corn In the field. IMPLEMENTS A MISCELLANEOUS New Idea manure spreader; John Deere weh hav loader j Oeere 2 row corn plow; New Idea steel wheel wagon 4 tnbi 12 bv 18 Green Gable brooder house; 2 brooder house*: 2 A ilnpl houses. TERMS CASH. CHRIST G. EICHER, Owi P.oy A Ned Johnson—Auctioneers Melvin Liechty—Auctioneer E. W. Baumgartner—Clerk.

While putting out the propaganda that any control of r* would destroy free enterprise, G. E. faces seven antl . — suits on the Justice Department's pending IW. hrt** monopoly; restraint of trade; patent abuses in the facture and sale of light bulbs; international cartel ment in the electrical manufacturing field; price fi*»« electrical switches sold to utilities; a cartel agreemen the Krupp firm of Germany in the manufacture an of tungsten carbide!

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