Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1949 — Page 2

PAGE TWO

Treaty Is Ratified By French Assembly Fisticuffs Mark Assembly Debate Paris, July 27 — (UP) - The FTsnch national assembly today approved ratification us the Atlan tic pact, 3*l to I*7, ending the marathon debate punctuated by name-calling and fisticuff* be tween communists and anti-com munlsts. The ratification measure now goes to the consultative council of the republic for approval, ft then will be returned to the assembly for a final reading

I NOTICE ! Power - Aire GLOW WHITE AND GLOW-RED PAINT 15% Dixount Gerber ■ Moser Implement Co. U. 8. 27 Phone 2551

ELECTRIC FANS I 10” Oscillating Fans $14.95 8” Standard Fan $ 5.95 ! I I Precision Built and Fully Guaranteed. 1 95c s l-oo DOWN WEEK Wylie Furniture Co. SucceaMor to Sprague 152 S. Second Phone 199 Decatur. Ind. I ig^*T>TPsyyyyp>rr"'F*»'>psjre »/V7 rri W J7 "VJi' ' • SALE CALENDAR JULY 28— Albert See. 272-274 South Broadway. Peru. Ind 2 apt. buildIngn. 14 modern furnished apartments .Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. JULY JO- Albert See. South Mud l*ake. 8 mi. 8. of Rochester, Ind Realty Auction Co.. J F. Sanmann. Auct Five furnished cottages, lunch r<a»m, 20 Imata. Midwest JULY 30 —Kathryn Strickler A Paul Strickler, South First street at the intersection of Oak A- First streets. Decatur. Large selection of furniture and appliances. The Kent Realty A Auction Co.. Inc., auctioneers. JULY 30 —Mr and Mrs John Bla< k. Middlebury. Ohio, 4th annual antique sale. II a. m. Sale held in township hall. Kllenberger Bros. Auct*. AUG. A—Marlin Reppert. 2W miles north of Preble. Ind Well Improved 80 acre farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co, J. V. Sanmann. Auctioneer Shampoo & Shower Shield {or UM SHI TIG HUR Y FITS THE HEAD r Ano STPYS ,n PLAC< LIKE A FAIR OF SIASSU ECONOMY DEPT. STORE - DECATUR

E’DTr'mATIlTr BSwF 4 ™ 5 ESafe Oelnery miC |( BB os. W *"’ 1 """ 1 ■■■Hl ——W< I ,1 .II . II 111 111. ■■ ■!■»■■! 1 ■■■■■■■ ■■■*■■ II „ ,■ .1 I- -

The debate began Friday morning and originally was expected to lead to a vole Saturday night Deputies shouted at each other and twice exchanged punches, necessitating recesses Only after an all-night session from JO: 30 p. m. last night until 8:45 a. m. today was the vote finally taken. From the beginning, ratification was considered a certainty. Hut communists and non communists, tense from days of oratory, started swapping the punches. When President Edouard ilerriot suspended a session, they continued fighting in the lobbies outside. Police said no one was injured seriously, but there were several black eyes and bloody noses. When the votu came, it was the | communists who lined up against ratification, as expected. Full ratification already has been given to th- pact by the United States, Canada. Britain, Belgium Norway. Luxembourg ami Iceland. As in Frame, thy lower houses in Italy and the Netherlands have approved the pact but action by the upper houses is pending. Portugal's national assembly still has to vote. Denmark's parliament lias authorized the government to ratify the pact with out any further legislative action. Hut the formal announcement of ratification has not yet been made. Twelve nations signed the pact. The word vanilla is from the i Spanish, and means "little pod." Dagan Is the god of earth in a Babylonian religion. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur |

IT” T’"' I | . _-***** - — i . -i' — • ■** aS- Jt-; ww ' * t- “%’ft ’fc'* * a .• * ~ r k . « ■ dtaesSrx*- -■* -

WORLD'S FIRST amphibious landing gear for helicopters, developed by Sikorsky Aircraft for the Air Force, is demonstrated at Bridgeport, Conn, taking off (upper) on pontoons from water and landing (lower) on wheels on land. Above cockpit can be seen a hydraulic hoist tor use in rescue work. Bulges on side of fuselage indicate location of litters for transport of injured persons. (Inttrmtioaal)

Railroad Switchman Is Killed By Train Gary, Ind . July 26.-- (UP)—Joseph Tallan. 29, a railroad switchman. died when he was caught beta een two freight cars he was switching in Kirk freight yards here. Tallan. who lived at 272 S’. Washington St., wax an employe of the' Klgion. Joliet and Eastern Railroad. A veteran of the Iwo Jima campaign. he was former president of the Major Henderson chapter of the Marine Corps League, ills' | wife and three children survive. 1 The American cattleman is justly proud of the great service lie renders his country. I Trade In a Good Town — Decatur > olthiMMi: Short Title An ordinance prohibit- I Ina the dumping of 1 • •ffal, garbage, and/or | other organic materials , In the city dump. 1 BE IT OIIDA4NED. by th- Common Co in-II -f the nty -f f-e-atur. Indiana, that It I* unlawful and a violation of this ordinance for any person, persona, firm or corporation to dump, th raw and/or place, or -auae to be dumped, thrown and/or placed In or upon that area north of Monroe Street and Meat of the Hi Mary* River. commonly designated a« the "City bump." any garluge. offal, and/or any other organ- -> "he rr* fvrthnr ordained, tiiat each separate a-1 in contravention of this ordinance sltall conatifut** h separate offennt. 3 BE IT FHIITHKR ORHAINEO. that any per»un. firm or corporation violating Ihe provlulonw <»f ttilu or«tinMiiu- nhall on conviction be fin*-d any mtn not to e>ce®4 fifty dollar® i ISO 001. 4 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that whereas an mmerency exist* this ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after ft* passage by th-- Council. Ha approval by the Mayor and the publication In The Decatur Dem* rat for two weeks passed by the Common Council this 19th day of July-”" JOAN. Presiding Officer iVvi-ntNON AI'RAND, Clerk-Treueurer Submitted to the Honorable Mayor for his action thereon thia 19th day of July. 194 VB n V(>>l DURAND, Clerk-Treasurer Approved by me this 19th day of July. i»4»- JOHN M DOAN, Mayor Attest If VERNON AtTtAND. Clerk-Treaaurer NOTICE TO BIDDKNS Notice I* hereby given that Die I Board of Commissioner* of Ad-me County. Indians, will re-elve sealed hide at the office of the County Auditor until the hour of 2 <•<) p tn. M-nday. August 1, 1»«9, for the foll”*h?ee ton 8-12-12 fertiliser, delivered Three carload* of prepar-4 stoker . oal to be delivered as directed to the County Home; Court House. Jail and County Garage. All blds most be accompanied with bond or certified «be. k In the a- . mount of !•% of the price bld By order of the Hoard of fwiumlsstoners of Adams County. THI H*D I. DHEW. Asdltsr Adam (•*•!>. JULY 28—27 VITItK TO TAMPA*KA* Notice I* hereby given the taxpayer* of School City of Decatur. Adams County. Indiana, that the proper legal offi- er* of eald »b honl Corporation having adopted a plan under Chapter 57 of th* Acts of 1945. a* am<-nded by Chapter 24* of the A< ts of l»li. of the Indiana General Ass-m My. to create a rumutati/e building fund by levying a spe-ial tax of J«c «n ea- h 81<♦<» of tasable property for the next five year*, will hold a hearing to consider *u- h plat- in the office of the Superintendent of th hoots. In the Junior-Hen-h-r High Mobool building, located in Itecatur. Indiana. Monday evening. August I. 19t». at 7 SO P M Board Ilf aeboal Trustees lUf asbosl 4 10 444 Greater. Adams l'***t|. ledlaaa H> I Marry H. Hebble. gerretery. JULY 29—27

DISCUSS ISSUE (Cont. From Page One) A-bomb*. Privy to all U. 8. secrets piled up during the war. they tan make old model bombs a* soon as they acquire the necessary stockpile of atomic explosive. To make the new and more pow erful bomb* developed by this country since the war, and to make certain production shortcuts.j they could use information the j United Stales could supply. The first college fraternity In the i U. 8. was organised at Williams-* burg. Va , In 1776. ITCH Bea t Suffer Aaetker Mlaefe No matter how long you hav* rirttrvd Show many remedies you hay* tried r th* itching of psoriasis, ecMtno. infections. sthlsu* foot or other •*- tdmally caused skin Irritations— you aaa «t wonderful results from the use of ONDCR BALVK—d wsr Umr dlsoovtry. Developed for the boys ta the Army—aew for the home folk*. No odds, no alcohol, no painful application. WONDEJt BALVI to whltd. greaMleu. pain relieving and antlsepUe. No ugly appearance. Get WONbUt AALVi-get results. It to wonderful. boiu tu Decatur n> Amttu. nuuna and Holthousa Drug Stores.

.-Ara "HOCKET"c/emons/ra/ion! MJkFa DATE WITH THE W,L„ , <F <r "ROCKET"ENGINE CM _ c \ — _J—' -IHf..’ ' ”* 3S ■■ ____ _ < I YortH be aittiog on fop of the world! Yooll be sitting behind the wheel <4 I OMamoWe's speetacular new "Ml” Thie i* the new "Rocket” Eagw ear - the VKUgtaM . t C. I car that maltee highway .travel Bwre thnlling more thrift v mnrr rHortlrae ''OjT'’**' • k * "iT “*^ S \ than any hind of asotrwing yon’ee ever known! Try the "M” in traffic! Step >A % * rv*. «p«*m4 « ** \ down on the gas pedal and feel the full-surging arJion of the higb-enmnenMioo € V * \ 'Rocket.” Yool be amazed at the "M’s" easy maneuverability* at the if Mat- ' 'second rreifMinse to your command. Try the "88” on the highway! You'll H HI IB Rw et|ierimce the driving llmH of your life a* the "Rocket” take* the hili* ■■ MV HwH H HH the curves the open rood with smooth, steady stride*. So five your < Hde- .., mobile dealer a rin C for a "Rochet” ride! Make a date with the "M” today! A GENERAL MOTORS VAIU' ■ r H O N I tout NIABIST OLDSMOIILI #l*lll ■ ZINTSMASTER MOTOR SALES a — 881 •BMBBAB ■AVOBB* TBAIN 99 TOM»|«*W-«T INI CHICAGO lAlliOAl BAIR-VNIGHHH OCTOBBB 9 - ■**

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Shaw Says Stalin ■ Mainstay 01 Peace 1 Playwright Hits Labor Government London. July 27—(UP) George] Bernard Shaw accused Britain's labor government today of waging a "jingo war on Russia. He described Generalissimo Josef Stalin as the "mainstay of peace in Europe " The aged playwright, who observed his 93rd birthday yesterday, expounded his views in a letter io Konni ZHliacus. recently expelled from the labor party for his leftist views. Shaw told ZHliacus that a "vote against you is a vote for another war." ZHliacus Is a member of parliament from Gsteshead and today published a pamphlet titled: "Why I was expelled " Addressing the M. P. as "My dear Ztlly." Shaw said the British government, "faced with national bankruptcy, politely called the dollar crisis, and an epidemic of- - assure us that not only the strikes but all criticism of their own follies are the work of Com munists . . ” Shaw said foreign secretary Ern est Bevin "started all this panicstricken nonsense" and prime minister Clement Atlee and attorney general Sir Hartley Shapcross "had to echo all this mischievous trash loud enough to silence Winston Churchill, who knows enough to know that labor nows nothing of diplomacy.” He said this was done to "maintain a monstrously more numerous army than we can afford and to withdraw men from industry and fight Russia as if Stalin were a| 20th century Attilla instead of the mainstay of peace in Europe.” ZHliacus. in his book, said the mere thought of coming to terms with Communist regimes gives the ASK US FOR THIS MONTH’S FREE Jfyanit* Catoefedptr I now ir» * «•*" Ito paint F* r tooms to / E -£feS==| lin K»mo« <•»*' *«'?« ''' ‘ ? E I n. lo <\crvKe offered by <h« rnikcu ■ I STself smoothing i E ■We hive kyen>« Colot Keop« B | Ad foe you» tree! Kohne Drug Store

labor party t«der* disease 'He ‘ he late U , defense secretary James Forrestal , • wss half off his head long before he left office " ZHliacus said that "Forrestalitis | was the ultimate meaning of Bev lalsm." Trade ie • fiend Tu«e — OeeaW > Pl DON’T HESITATE TO APPLY TO US WHEN YOU NEED A IOAN W« will make . »M lo.n just aS ouuk •• we will 1 larger one. Your signature anS income are the chief security requirements. rx.:«.Xb'« *° £ otfer person, with seaaonable 10Loani quickly and privately m f *» usually on n»t <a £/? U | 1 ’!o oblL us tell you more about it—ao obitnation. C,n. fho ß , or worelocal loan COMPANY laeeegaraM } Bradl Star, “"Jjl.AgJ Pkeai Z-3-7 OSCATUB. IBOiawa pin FIREMEN, SPARE THAT HOUSE! With living quarter* scarce and building costs high, it’s mall wonder that a fire causes con* tternation. Better make eure that your insurance coven not only fire, but also windstorm, explosion and other hazards. ■ THE SUTTLES CO. Agents Niblick Stars Bldg, Decatur, Ind. Ref inwieg The Aeas end Cosvear •< Hassfesd, Cenex | Ihiilftlilll!

r j i K Lr Ralph F. Gates

jY GOP reports on Inner National committee talk is that on, of its own members will be elected chairman and an outsider r I "organizational director" after resignation of Rep Hugh Scott (R,. Pennsylvania, as chairman Aug. 4. Former Gov. Ralph F. Gatei at R f Indiana is a leader for the chairman post, with Hanford Macniderjf K lowa a possibility for the organizational job. (lntern»tton»l\ one ion of sc rap iron is said io Trade in a G*vd Town - decay

equal five’ tans of ore. coal and . limestone. X-RAY ( NIT corner Jefferson & 2nd St. TONIGHT 6*9 P. M. Public urged to attend. It

RUGS , r 01,6 > jr" Ary Sze ''y I Priced to suit your i STUCKY & CO. I MONROE, IND. I

WEDNESDAY, jury 1 ' • ■ "ml

Vfc I w . W. I L ■ x ill M I hK V amJH i Hanford Maenidt-r I

H VETERINARIAN j.. announces opening of nu at 158 J g S. 2nd St. ■' s 4 Phone I*2l Drcstur,