Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 295, Decatur, Adams County, 15 December 1948 — Page 7

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Dedicate Indiana Food Train Dec. 20 Ceremonies Monday To Dedicate Train The Indiana food special, a trainload of foodstuffs, composed large- ; ly of wheat, soybeans and corn and contributed by Indiana farm men and women for hungry overseas will be dedicated on Dec. 20 i and leave Indianapolis for. Philadelphia for loading aboard ship. Announcement of the dedication was made today by President Frederick L. Hovde of Purdue University, state campaign chairman, of Christian Rural Overseas Program, CROP, which has a food collection campaign underway in Adams county and practically every county of the state. President Hovde will preside at I the luncheon meeting of district and country CROP chairmen and county agents. Speakers will include Governor Ralph F. Gates, honorary chairman of the committee. Governor-elect Henry F. Schricker, Dennis Anderson, Newcastle, state director of CROP. Following the brief program, which will be in the form of a jollifica-

tion over successful completion of the campaign for 256 cars of food, the assemblage will go to nearby railroad yards where brief ceremonies will take place preceding the departure of the train. More than two-thirds of Indiana’s 92 counties have organizations working in the program for collection of the principal grains pro- . duced in the state and which will - be sent abroad and milled there, i in order to provide employment i and also to show hungry folks in . Europe and the Orient that Ameri- ) can farm folks are doing their part . to help alleviate thei rhunger. The . CROP program which has had the i cooperation of thousands of farm . folks in actual solicitation of the . foods and then delivery of the pro- [ ducts, is supported by Catholic. , Protestant and Lutheran church 1 organizations. The foodstuffs will s be distributed abroad by organi- . zations representing these faiths. ! No Damage Reported i From Fire Tuesday , Smoke filled the Stephen Siegrist ■ home, 726 North Third street, Tuesday afternoon, but no damage was • reported by the Decatur fire depart- . ment. Hot ashes from the furnace i had apparently been dumped into ■ a basket of chimney soot, setting | the soot to smouldering, firemen ' said. SCOTT WILL (Cont. From Page One) ing what the policy shall be. Scott's conference would include Repulblican congressional leaders and others from the house and senate. But it is outlined as a conference with a lot of emphasis on the rank and file. It was suggested that Republican governors would be there along with all or part of the national committee. There would he outstanding Republicans, including the various candidates for this year’s presidential nomination, and GOP stalwarts in labor, agriculture and industry. State Republican chairmen and vice - -- I 'BACKACHE LEG PAINS FATIGUE Are sometimes stems your kidneys need attention. For these signs or burning or scanty passages, try Woolley’s K. K. fiOc - TABLETS -50 c AT YOUR DRUG STORE F4-++*+++++++++«M‘++4"s-++++ SPEEDQUEEN WASHER 'IT-H ■ i ill I Will I fill $99.95 STUCKY & CO. Monroe, Ind. ,1 ft H 4 4/9®“ Jo I PAY FOR YOUR CAR THIS EASY WAY When you buy a car, it will pay you to inquire about the Bank and Agent Auto Plan. Finance both car and insurance at modest, convenient rates. THE SUTTLES CO. Agent* Niblick Store Bldg , Decatur, Ind. g—acting The Am C—ky *4 U-J Os HwtS-d. C-K Ihiiitliill

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chairmen would .be there, too. The na'ional committee however, would choose the conferees. To demands that Scott resign, it is understood that the chairman will reply that he was elected for four years and will not take a walk. If the anti-Scott faction on the national committee insists on new faces around the committee table, Scott -probably will tell them his is the newest face there. If they press the issue, Scott’s opponents will be invited to resign, too, and see whether their party organizations back home will reelect them to committee membership. GOOD FELLOWS (Cont. From Page One) this, that we can all be a little more generous this Christmas. I am not making this plea for myself, but for some of the many less fortunate children and their parents, who do not know what it is to open an ice box, and start preparing a lunch, children not knowing what it is not to be hungry, or even warm in this kind of weather. More than that, could you think of a bigger thPill for these poor children than to have them find a doll, a ball, train or a scooter included in their Christmas box for them? “Think it over and then think 1 again, don't you all agree witli me I

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that we ought to give something for them, and give till it hurts. Remembering that anything you can give for them, will make some child happy for maybe the first actual happy and merry Christmas they have ever known. “Let all of us, Santa, make this the merriest and happiest Christmas that everyone in Decatur has ever had anytime. Thank you, Santa.” "Sincerely, “One Good Fellow to All Os You Good Fellows.” Say It With ' FLOWERS from j IS :s r X XS X«- S'X Xft

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