Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 222, Decatur, Adams County, 21 September 1949 — Page 4

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HOUSE RETURNS (Cant. from J’nir* On*) — from the record. Hut Rayburn, a i T'-ian. explsir.s-d that flankin only ' said ’’Negro’’ with a Mississippi. drawl. Congre««lonal leader* said they naw no reason why congress ■ couldn’t quit soon until January Most members reviewed this as whistling in the dark.

SALE CALENDAR SEPT. 22 Mr & Mrs Paul Myers. 125 Grant St.. Decatur. Grocery store complete 7P. M. D. S Biair. ('. W. Kent, auctioneers. Conducted by Kent Reatly & Auction Co.. Inc. SEPT 23 - Otto Koenemann. In Preble. Ind. 7 room house, personal property. 430 p. m. K. C. Doehrmann, auct. SEPT 23 E. J Brookhart. 1< miles south of Van Wert on No. 127. Close out farm machinery io 30 a. m. Purdy and Cisco, auct SEPT. 24 Mrs. Florence Outerman, Belmwt Park. Dec atur, Indiana Residence* Property and Household Goods 1:30 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann Auctioneer SEPT 24 Mrs. Pearl A Clark, about 11 mi. E. of Three Rivers. Mich, on No. 60. 200 acre farm, 6 room home, personal property. 2 p m. D. S Blair, C. W. Kent, aucts. Conducted by Kent Realty A- Auction Co. inc. SEPT 26 Donald Byres, 3> a miles South and 1 mile West of Warsaw. Ind. Well Improved 37 Acre Earm. Midwest Realty Auction Co , J. F Sanmann. Auctioneer. SEPT 26—Mrs. S. R Alexander, 7 mi. E. of Decatur. I’4 mi E. of Bobo. I 1 mi. N. and I'.i ml. W. of Wren. O. 60 acre farm. Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. aucts. SEPT 26 Mr A Mrs Paul Strickler, corner Oak A First st.. Decatur. Furniture Sale. 6 P. M. Conducted by Kent Realty A Auction Co.. Inc. , SEPT 27—Everett Whitsei. 6 mi E. of Redkey. Improved. Highly Productive 140 Acre Farm, Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann. Auct. SEPT. 27 Martin Reppert A Victor Hoffman. 2’<4 miles north of Preble Complete closing out sale Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. aucts. SEPT 27—Arden L. Schilling. Wren. O. 6 room home, personal property. 6 P M 1) S. Blair. C. W. Kent, aucts. Conducted by Kent Realty A Auction Co.. Inc. Decatur. Ind. SEPT 27 Everett Whitsei. 6 miles East of Redkey. Ind. Improved Highly Productive 140 Acre Farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J F. Sanmatin. Auct. SEPT 28 Anna Hall. 4 miles North of Montpelier. Ind on State Road No. 303. and 1 mile West. Improved 42 acre farm and per sonal property Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F Sanmann. auctioneer. w SEPT 2ft Herman A Conrad A Sisters. Owners. 'm ml. E. of Leo Ind <>a l*eoGrabill road Leo is 12 mi N. of Fort Wayne on Road No. I. 63 acre farm ami personal property. Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. aucts. SEPT 30 Felix Tina. mile North of Melrose, Ohio. An Improved 10 Ac re Trad 6 P M Midwest Realty Auction Co. OCT 1 William Lawhorn. 3 miles East of Pennville. Ind and I*4 mile North, improved 80 acre farm, Livestock. Machinery. Household Goods and Antiques. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann. Auct OCT i—Thomas Andrews. 122 South 25th Street. Decatur. Ind, 5 Room Home on Two Lots. Soßie Furniture 1:30 P M. D. S. Blair and C. W Kent. Auctioneers. Conducted by The Kent Realty A Auction Co.. Inc. OCT. 3 P. J Peterson, 7 miles East of lavGrange, Ind on Fed Highway No. 20. Highly Productive 217 Acre Farm with Complete Set of Modern Improvements Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. OCT. 4 James Depriest. 4 miles South of Edgerton, Ohio on No. 49 highway then *4 mile West. Well Improved 80 Acre Farm. Midwest Realty Auction ('. J. F Sanmann. Auct. OCT. 5 11. D. Kreischer. 9 miles west of Van Wert, O„ 10 miles east of Decatur on road No. 224. Livestock and farm machinery. Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. aucts. 9 Cooperation <, k° |M,y5 n, \ J? ' on Hie ■ lXt telephone Jim 14/1 < wr, » ,i " e i L»l| / Telephone party line cooperation has a I 7 I t f wonderful way of ipreadmg. If one neigh1 / Il Ji bor “** the *' ne »haringly, the others have f f I a better chance to use it R another neigh* / . /Wxl bor always hangs up the receiver carefully [ i after calling, it means the line won't be K I I > needlessly and others can I. make or receive calls. If calls are reasonably S I brief, everyone can make more calls. TW 1 -- All of these little courtesies add up to Hr***- better party line telephone service for • f =i "']|- — ~ everyone. Why not try them on your party r- f- - ==— line? You’ll be delighted with the improve* ment it will make in your servica. CITIZEN’S TELEPHONE CO. YOU CAN SAVE with the New, Improved Timken Wall-Flame Oil Burner The new Timken Well -Flame Oil Burner le especially designed to convert esistmg fur- m .lL % nacoM and boiled to modane, fully oil boot. Ths ossa its of users report that this ramarkablo oil burner is saving them up to 25% oa fuel costs. Yost can save, tool | /j| At the same time, you will enjoy comfost, i | furnace drudgery — even temperatures, regardless of tho weather outside——w cleaner healthier booMb ImreottgaU the Timken WeH-Flame Ofl EhmMf with Hi 19 important tanprovtfliMto adodf Call u® for complete iularamtioe and a Free Hooting Survey. The faama Ttasbrn Writ Flaws 01 Bomar has sot Homeowners Benafit fram Tlmkan OH Haot ZZ/ZuZ HAUGKS an bmhf «••■*•••» mimmb mmm «m rmm «am mmbb ■I—WF— W 1 "" ■■■■■ ■ "■

CEDRIC WORTH (Coot. From Pag* On»> •to cadi public attention to the "dangers" of the tydinga bill. That bill, which since has been enacted, strengthens the defense secretary’s ! control over the three services. The port of Albany. N. V.. has the largest single-unit grain elevator in the world it has a capacity Os 13.500,000 bushels

To Check Intangible Tax Delinquencies t Indianapolis, Sept. 21 — Conn J. | , Sterling, commissioner of revenuo. « announced that 30 "top” auditors ■ were being dispatched over Lie state to check iniangible tax delln- « quencies. I*awrence Arnsman. admlnistratf or of the intangible* tax division, immediately moved one crew of auditors to the Lake county area for a general survey of this tax. The Indiana intangibles tax applies to: “stock certificates (ex-i * cept stock in Indiana corporations). I bonds (except V. S. government I bonds), promissory notes and real I stale and chattel mortgages, postal 'savings certificates and deposit*, conditional sales contracts. InstallI ment contracts, bills of sale, bank deposits (in banks In states otiwr than Indiana), judgments, brokerage accounts, debentures, and practically every agreement evidencing a debt or promise to pay. The gate of tax is five cents per annum on each 12“ or fractional part thereof of the actual face value of the in- ; strument. and is payable within 10 days after execution id the instrument. Free Man Sentenced To Life In Prison Hammond. Ind.. Sept. 21. —(VP) — Roy Grisby. who wits ordered freed by s federal judge after serving 11 years of a life sentence for murder, will be released Friday, prison authorities said today. Grigsby, 58, was freed by district judge Luther M. Swygert in a habeas corpus action. He was convicted in 1938 of the death of John Gaut who, according to witnesses. suffered a skull fracture during a fist fight with GrigFby. Janies Cooper, state public de fender, testified before Swygert that Grigsby was not advised of his legal rights before pleading guilty to the murder charge. Rites Thursday For Veteran Film Star Hollywood, Sept. 21. —(UP)— Private funeral services will be held tomorrow for Richard Dis. veteran he-man film star who died yesterday of a heart ailment at the age of 54. Only his family and a few close friends will attend the rites in the little church of the flowers at Forest l*awn cemetery in nearly Glendale, Cal. Interment will folTrade tn a Good Town — Decatur

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Strike Threatens Burlington Road Attempt To Avert Authorized Strike Chicago. S'pt. 21 - (VP) - Burlington railroad officials m<-t today with representatives of four operating railroad brotherhoods in an attempt to avert a strike already authorised by the four un- | ions. I The s’rike would affect the 6,000 miles of Chicago. Burlington • and Quincy system operations in 12 states. # C. H. Atkins, general chairman of the Burlington lodges of the locomotive engineers said no strike date has been set. He said that within three weeks, however, a date might be selected. “At this time it does not look like a peaceful settlement.” Atkins said. "Negotiations have been anything but satisfact; Th* meeting today continued attempts to settle 412 pay claims and grievances advanced by the un-* ions. Negotiations have been in progress since July 19. 1948. Since then all but 412 of the original I.(MW) grievances have been settled Some of those remaining date back to 1943. Authorization for the strike was voted by 95 percent of the 7,000 Burlington members of the four unions which include the Brotherhood of I*ocomotive Firemen and Engineman. Brotherhood of Rail- ; way Trainmen and Order of Rail- j way Conductors, in addition to the 1 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. low- at Forest Lawn. Dix, a film actor for 25 years.' died at Hollywood Presbyterian hospital with his second wife. Virginia Webster Dix, at his bedside He had been hospitalized since Aug. 10 but had long suffered from the chronic heart ailment. Point Hope Light, the farthest north lighthouse in Alaska, la maintained for ships during summer months and for sled travelers | In the winter. ■ —— - Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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j i sre.nwv it Deadline Nears For Checking Corn Plots The county extension office an nounce* that the time i< nearly up for five-acre corn club members to sign up to have their plot checked. Following are the names of m*m ber» who have already signed Don Raudrnbush. Delmore Wechter, Harry Raudenbush. Martin Klpfer. Martin D. Habrgger, Win! fred Gerke. Oscar Koeneman. Wai ter Thieme. Roland Grote. Earl [ Sipe. Earl Nussbaum. Raymond ; Edwards. Raymond Eichenauer. | Rolandls Llechty. Orval Alt. Emer4 son Ix'bman. Sylvan D. Habegger. | Joe L. Isch. I*enard J. Steffen. Theodore Rleeke, Benj. Gerke. Harold Moser. Henry Stoller, Elmer J Isch. I*ena Eicher. Menno P. Eicher. E. W. Busche, Ivan L. Steury. Edi Benj. D Mazelin. Dan Habegger. won l*ehman. Menno D. Nussbaum. Elmer C. Beer. Ralph A. Berning. Stanley Arnold. Victor Bleeke. Dan Striker. Exra Kaehr. Reuben L Schwartz. Edgar Thieme Junior five-acre corn club members who are going to have their plots checked are: Homer Jr. Arnold. Roger LaMar Kuhn. Merlin Alt.. Robert Steffen. Harry J MazeUn and Hank Heimann I The head of the Federal Council of Churches, Bishop John S. Stamm, will, throughout the next two years, (1) straps evangelism to win new members. (2) place . more laymen and youth in positions of responsibility. (31 search i for the best way to deal with i religious problems In social, economic, and international fields. , (4) apply the gospel of love and brotherhood to ail human affairs. ' and (5) aim for unity in union.

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Six Indicted For Riots At Concert Police Chief Son Among Indicted White Plains. N V.. Sept 21 _ ~ H-Pi _ six young men. Including the son Os the Peekskill. N Y - IpoUce chief, were under nd ctment today In connexion with the Paul Robeson concert riots whi< i 1 will be investigated next montn by the Weslchcster county grand JU the Indictments were handcl down yesterday by the September grand jury whose term has been extended through next month so the regu'ar October jury may de vote itself to the Peekskill inquiry. The investigation was ordered by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, who said the riots were inspired by •communist organizations." Several left-wing groups accused law enforcement officials of laxity In policing anticommunist demonstrations at Peekskill Aug 28 and Sept. 4. At least 156 persons were injured Joseph Lillis. Jr . 25. son of the Peekskill police chief, was named ' in the true bills for malicious mischief for throwing stones at followers of the Negro baritone dur inx the second riot. He was continued in custody of his father. Thirty-five different religious denominations are engaged in som* form of missionary work in 3«0 communities of North American Indians, according to the Rev. 0. E. Lindquist, field secretary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Among the Indians and Others of North America.

Pope Appeals For Greater Benefits Caste! Gandolfo. Italy. Sept 21 —(UP)—PoP» Flu* X *l appealed today for greater social benefits (or needy families, additional housing developments and increased freedom for families from state controls. Speaking in French to delegates of 12 nations attending the Union I of Family Organizations meeting; here, the Pope said the world’s I press, radio and films should con-, tribute more to the development j of family unity. He criticized those media which deal with intrigues of divorce and separation.’’ I

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