Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 20 December 1948 — Page 7

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tfyPavemenl L for Wrecks I .Domag# Done ■ Occidents Here ■ wav accidents attributB^rv'pavement were re- ■ sW L; sheriffs department B l ’. Damage to the three voiced in the crashes 8,, nl!l ,e than SI,OOOB ?d riven by Joseph E. Ber■’“nwon O. skidded on a ■ sl <me and one-half of Pleasant Mills and Bfi to a truck driven by B ‘srhmi-ing. of Munster, the ear was estimatK and to the truck at S2OO. be C. L. Habegger. K skidded onto the-left side Kdtwav. spun around, and Eaged to the extent of $250 * Th. accident occurKindles south of Decatur Hj.ral route i - arrested Joe Flores, t Decatur, for failure to • lie right of way, after an i a; Thirteenth street and Person road at 11:15 a.m. , ie peace court ’ was alleged to hav.e pullLo Thirteenth street, into ih of a car driven by Charles * of 72 s North Second ( Damage to the Heare car gtlmated at $175- and Flores’ to was damaged to the iii°Christian i.t a Heart through (Christ loves .

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Two Men Fined Here On Speeding Charges Kenneth Chronister, of Decatur route 3, who was injured Friday night when his auto plowed into a light post on Mercer avenue, was fined $1 and costs in justice of peace court over the weekend on a speeding charge. Also fined $1 and costs was Dale E. Meyer, of Churubusco, who was arrested Friday for: speeding on Thirteenth street. CHINA'S NEW (Cont. From Page One) peace now. It was not clear how Sun hoped that negotiations might begin, but his statement appeared to he an open hid to the communists to seek peace talks. Liberal elements among the Chinese nationalists have suggested previously that a settlement might be reached in which the communists would join in a coalition government, in which they would hold no more than an equal' share of power with the national-j ists. Chinese reorts said meanwhile' that communist forces driving along the Grand canal had reached within a few miles of Kiangtu (Yangchow), only 48 miles northeast of Nanking, and might soon reach the north bank of the Yangtze river. From the north bank of the Yangtze the communists could threaten Chinkiang, astride the; railway from Nanking to Shanghai and only 35 miles east of the capital city. Trude in a Good Town — Decatur

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Two Autos Skid From Highways, None Hurt , Automobiles driven by t wo Wren. ’ ().. motorists skidded from glazed ' highways in Adams county Sunday. . but no injuries were sustained, ac- I cording to the sheriff's department. ! : A car driven by Carl J. 'McClure | was damaged to the extent of slls | lat 12:45 a.nt. Sunday when it skill- . ! ded on I’. S. 27 seven miles north i |of Decatur and turned over on its I side. Damage was set at $75 when an I auto driven by Ralph \V. Hamer- | iik slipped off the pavement on a i '•tirve on I’. S. 33 eight miles southj east of Decatur and plunged down • a 12-foot enhanktnent. No. traffic accidents were reported inside Decatur during the icy weekend and j ! police said that motor traffic was J ! practically halted. Those who did' venture out drove with great call- ' tion. it 'was stated. A survey by the magazine ■.Seventeen" shows there are close to 8,000,000 teen-age girls in the I j ; United States who buy cosmetics . and toiletries. gjgjgWHW hfl . wWil I® 'w, tfef fin-' W z * tM • .a A ONE-MAN subcommittee of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Representative John McDowell (R-Pa.) talks to newsmen at the New York Federal Building after questioning two mystery witnesses in the Hiss-Chambers spy probe. McDowell announced that he . had gathered “highly important” information after his meeting with the two witnesses. (IntcrnntionnD |U€KACHE rVc.iclt comttrttne help fir BickecM. Rh,-Usiat.c Pzi’is. Getm« V? •“ <M». cfoudr Kiltie. Irmetlng p»'4*in. Lr< rars, rirdes under ryes. d two.lep an. et. d e to ren-orusnk *n<l noa-sysiemie Kidney 1. 1 eisdder troubles, try Cyrtes. Q »«. cc.-nphU •stl'tactlo-i nr money back rvsrantecu. your druggb; lor Cyrttx UdSTticasy H to own a ■h I El Easy terme Kieral trade in. Come fr> today. PLENTY OF USED WASHERS Kitchen’s Appliances 238 N- 2nd I’honc 95

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DUTCH FORCES K’niit. From in.» i ♦•rnment in Indonesia without i-i (ignizinu tin 1 Indonesian Ripub i licati soitip. The In lour- i i:i< pr.x laitneil | iheir indepeiiil m-c anti set up the. .tepublie.in governm nt at the lime of the Japanese’ surrender.! From I hat time II was a test of, .treng h and wits between the In .lon sians and the Dutch to deb rmin- whether the republic rotihi survive. The dispute war hiuttpl.i ’o it cri. is with Dutch charge.-, :!iat Hit |

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I Republicans were obs ructiug ; r peace negotiations, had violated j the truce made aboard the U. S. S. j Renville and were planning big j scale ‘‘terrorisi" activity. ; Lt Gey Simon 11. Spoor, Neth i 11 erlands < <>ininander in-chief, said ! •: he had 1 -arm'd ttiat the Rt pub-, j ■ Ilians liad issued orders for of-'j Lfen.ive action which wou'.d entail I r . 1 I a .scorched earth policy of tie-1 ■j struct ion. On the other han!. Republican | l officials charged that they foresaw I weeks ago that the Dutch would : i ; reopen military action as soon as I ' the I N gen ral assembly adjourn- | | ,-d iI9IS ses ion in Paris. i

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