Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 17 February 1949 — Page 2

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Indianapolis Man Killed In Accident Southport*, Ind.. Feb. 17 - Il'Pl — Jesse John Ward. 52. Indianapolis, was killed and two other men injured seriously yesterday when a Pen nsylvania passenger train crashed into their truck. The injured, Charles J. Kelly. 59, and John 11. George Alcljron, 52. -both of Indianapolis, were taken to General hospital here. Policemen's Slayers Lose Court Appeal Indianapolis. Feb. - 17 — (UP) Robert 0. Brown And Frank Badgley. convicted of slaying two Hammond policemen and scheduled to die in the Indiana electric chair next Tuesday, today appeared to have lost a last-ditch fight for a fifth stay of execution. Ths U. S. supreme court denied them the execution stay late yesterday.

Ijiiiilily M larW I SAUSAGE GROUNDBEEF] rjpr*. _ Sunshine Farm 3 Butter «7c MW IV* Mb. RACER’S BREAD „„ * EVERY DAY PRICE! AtorA/V OJPT M. BACON AMERICAN MILD CURE* 12 Pound Jfaj&C Every Day Store Hours Every Day 8 IM. TO 9 P.M. Hext To Cort Theztre }aaq—m——a—ww■wr—■wwgagwi— i "- 1 »mi wwpn Public Auction! As we are moving tn Decatur, we will sell the following at Publu Auction 2’,4 ini cs Ea tof Diester on th Piqua Hoad on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 at 12 Noon 6—HEAD CATTLE—S Brown Cow. 5, bred Jan l-’ih; Red Cow «. milking gool; WHti Cow 2. due March 15. h; Hois eln Cow 7, mifking gool; 2 Yesrlinp Meffert. _ • I—HEAD HORSES—4 Sone! Marc B’y Gt Idina S; Day Mare «; Pay Gelding 1 found and Gcol Workers. CHICKENS—I2 1 Wh'te R->ck Yearling Hens, Irylnz gool. HAY A GRAIN—IO Ton 100 e Timothy Hay: 200 bushel good Corn • — IMPLEMENTS — . Irtoroa tonal Dis*; Jtain Ha* Leader: John Deer* < t Binder ( a e r’ r 11**1 Com Plat t*r; * Hol- Gr in Bril : McCormick Mow® ait •’ Sec.ion t-’pik* Tooth H rr>w 2 W.goas ant Recks; End Gat' <ee:e • Jatee way Enod«*r S’ove; Chirk Feeder* end Fountains line ' rou-hs Feeder ano Fo utaiun: Sock Tank; Six Set* Harnei and i'oKem: ’ Flor nee Hot P’ a: H ating Stove; Small Tools, an. articles too ncme.oOT to mention. TERMS—CASH. Not respcneiMe for icri lents. JOSEPH & CLARA SPANGLER Owners Roy A Ned John on-•Anctio««r* - 81117 L ‘

Elderly Physician Is Slain By Bandil Chicago Doctor Is Murdered In Office Chicago, Feb. 17 — (UP) — An elder y physician fought off a bandit in his office but was shot fatally and beaten it) the savagf struggle, police said today. Th? victim was Dr. A. J. Bennett, 76. -whose wife found him dead in a pool of blood in their apartment behind his office when she returned home after visiting a sister. Police said the doctor apparently was playing solitaire when the bandit broke in and struck him with a claw hammer wrapped ih a cloth. Although stunned, the doctor reached for a pistol in tis desk and fired whi’e struggling with his assailant. The .32 caliber bul-

Marion County Clerk Congress Candidate Indianapolis. Feb. 17 — (UP) — \ A. Jack Tilson, Marion county clerk, announced today his candidacy for congress in 1950. Tilson.! a Republican, said that governmental policy under the Democratic administration "drove" him to make the announcement. He said he al-ready-had campaign cards printed Veterans Reminded Os Tax Exemptions Disabled veterans and veterans' widows have been reminded that I state -benefits regarding tax exemption on personal or real property may only be secured by filing claims with the county auditor each year. If a veteran fails to file for an exemption during any year it is not possible under Indiana statutes toj permit such veterans to file at a later date and receive relief on taxes already levied. Claims must be filed between March 1 and May 2 let was found in a wall near the | hammer. The gunman retnnrd the fire, | striking the doctor in the shoulder and then fled. Bennett staggered out of the of- i (ice, crashing through a glass-pan- : elled doorway into the apartment.! where he fell and bled to death. Police found $99 in Bennett’s pockets.

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Refuse Permission ; • ■ r To Visit Writer United States Is Rebuffed By Russia • By United Press Russia rebuffed the United -Sates today when the U. S. embassy j I asked for permission to visit Mrs.; Anna Louise Strong, American author arrested in Moscow for espion-i age. The Soviet foreign ministry an-l ' swered the request by saying m re-! ,ly that the 63-year-old American I wou-d be deported within a few days. The implication was that it I would be unnecessary therefore for ■ an embassy representative to see MA Strong. 1 e foreign ministry informed the embassy that Mrs. Strong ha 1' be n arrested for “conducting esl pionage and subversive activities i a red at the Soviet Union." I i Mrs. Strcrg long has been known i for her pro-Soviet writings. She j Swan a founder of the Moscow 3n-| glish language newspaper, the Mos-j i cow Daily News. Other -foreign news included: Munich — The U. S. army lifted; seme of the secrecy sdrounding its! spy trials here. It disclosed that. ! the first defendant to be brought before the star chamber court is Frontisek Klecka, who was found i guilty of acts prejudicial to the se-1 curity or mission of American forces in Europe and sentenced to 20 years. Amman — A Trans-Jordan peace delegation will begin armistice negotiations with Israel at the Mediterranean Island of Rhodes next ' Monday. Sofia — Fifteen Evangelical ministers accused of treason will go on trial Feb. 25 in the Sofia district court, the Bulgarian government an-1 : nounced. London — British press reports ■ said northern Rhodesia, southern j i Rhodesia and Nyassaland in South ' , Central Africa have agreed to federate under one constitution for ultimate acceptance as Britain’s ; eighth dominion. Hobart 3ank Looted Os $1,777 By Trio Hobart. Ind.. Feb. 17 — (UP) — Pis-ice today sought three robbers I I who escaped with $1,777 from the! I Liberty Loan Corp. here. Chief Frank Tratger said that ; i ona of -tha -men told two employes, I E'-.th Short. Hobart, and Olga Fran-' . ell. Gary, “don't try to be a hero I unless you want to tie killed." Two of the men scooped the man-’ ey from cash dra.v'rs and the safe! | while the third held the two women into the washroom. They pullI <d the holdup after all customers ’.tad left the bank late yesterday.

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help IS Milea of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste When disorder nf kidney funrt'.nn permits . poisonous matter to remain in your blood. it may cause nngrng backache, rheumatic I pains. Jes Pains, hu «f pep and energy, netting up nifhti, swelling, putfintes under the ' eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning I sometimes shows there is something wrung j with your kidneys or bladder. Don’t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan’s j Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 50 years. Dean's give happy relief and will help the 15 miks of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Dosn’s PUs. I < £ : j /* I 1 jrYk. sll CALM as if he were sitting at home in his native Hungary. 4-year-old Gluszi Roman, a war orphan, sips his first soft drink in America at La Guardia field. New Tork, while waiting for his aunt. Mrs. John Kulberger of Niagara Falls. N. T.. to come for Lint. The Soviet-dominated Hun* grrian government cancelled the pasrpott of a relative who was to have accompanied him. Giuszia parents were killed in a Russian ’ bcmtr.pf. (lattrauioatl)

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County's Oldest Man ’ Is Injured In Fall Berne. Feb. 17 — Chris C. Hirischy. 100, Adams county’s citizen, is confined to his bed as the result of a recent fall. He fell down the porch steps at his home, striking his head on a step, and lost considerable blood from a gash in his head. He also sutfered a bruised 1 chest. His condition is not believed I serious. Prior to tne accident. Mir- ' .-city walked uptown and transacted i business almost daily. Trade In a uooa trw* — Frcatur

PUBLIC SALE I will sell at Public Auction, 4 Room House located at 229 N. First street, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19TI at 1:30 P.M. , TERMS—I/3 Cash on day of sale. Balance on or before April Ist, House must be moved from premises by April Ist. T. D. SCHIEFERSTEIN, Owner Jack Brunton —Auctioneer 15 17 7$ ■

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 19w

KLECKA GUILTY • (Cont. From p age Onel tary intelligence publication of the testimony Wo be detrimental to the best inter of the United States. He ’said the relaxation wacided by th. court after hearj the testimony and conferring wj higher army authorities. 4 « The state of Mississippi rank third in theU. S. in the prod nio of cotton. Its mineral prethetfo. is valuable; its agricultural assei other than cotton, are lar-re a a varied.

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