Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1949 — Page 7

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Local Men Preview New Oil Refinery Victor A. Braun and Lewis K Beery, of Decatur, were guests of the Ohio Oil company at a testimonial meeting yesterday at the company's new refinery in Hobinson, 111. They stated that the purpose of the meeting was to give dealers an opportunity to preview the company's recently-completed refinery. They said that construe tlon of the new plant was started in 1947 and that the plant is up to-tbe-minute in the newest develop ments of design and equipment. They were particularly impressed by the fluid catalytic cracking unit, a huge structure 180 feet high. When used in conjunction with other refining units, the "Cat" unit produces more powerful gasoline from a barrel of crude oil than was ever before thought possible. railroad industry with 600 trains lopped from schedules. In Indiana. Gov. Henry F. Schrickar urged communities to set up rationing to conserve coal for home heating. He said swift action was necessary to "avert a catastrophe." The cities of South Bend and Mishawaka immediately an uounced a tentative conservation plan. Meanwhile, at the Dalles, Ore., deputies armed with shotguns guarded non union longshoremen who unloaded a pineapple cargo fiom a barge that left Hawaii dur Ing the CIO longshore strike there. The cargo was unloaded while a court injunction denied union longshoremen the right to picket docks. At New York, an AFL longshore union official denied that his men planned to strike against Gulf coast doeks. He said negotiations for a new contract there would be resumed on Monday.

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Water Pressure In Chicago Lowered Chicago. Oct. 28. — (IP) — Water pressure in Chicago's mains was lowered today to conserve the coal supplies of city pumping stations. Commissioner of public works Oscar E. Hewitt said two pumping stations had coal enough to last only 15 or 16 days. Others had more, he said. The reduced pressure, he said, will mean that water will flow more slowjy from the faucets in upper floors of the city's apartment buildings. "But we hope everyone will have enough," Hewitt said. Several Claim To Be Engel’s Wile One, Only Warned To Live Separately Chicago, Oct. 28 — (UP) — Sigmund Engel's vivacious “one and only true wife" was warned today that she can't live with the 73-year-old accused love swindler until be sheds a couple of other women who claim he married and fleeced them. Police served a notice yesterday on Mrs. Pauline Langton Engel, New Yoik socialite, that she and Engel aren't legally married. The notice said she and Engel would have to refrain from living together, at least temporarily. The prosecution has produced several women who claim to be wives of the silvery haired lotharfo during its fight to send him to prison on charges of swfnd'ing Mrs. Reseda Corrigan, a pretty red-haired widow, of 68.700. Today, state’s attorneys planned to have Mrs. Florence Barrete, a widow, tell how Engel allegedly bilked her of 612.000 In cash and Jewels after a whirlwind courtship. Mrs. Langton refuted comment on the notice served her yer.terday but Engel's attorney, J. Edward Jones, said he would advise the couple to obey it "scrupulously." He said Engel and Mrs. 1-ang'on were living in separate rooms in a swank north side . apartment "with no connection doors between." The order was issued after a riotous day in court at which Mrs. Corrine Perry of Los Angeles testified that Engel married her and that there had never been a divorce or annulment. Earlier, Mrs. Annetta Kubiak, a South Bend. Ind., divorcee, said Engel had also married her. and then taken off with 65.000 of hers, but that she obtained an annulment last March 15. That was Just 10 days before Mrs Perry said she married Engel in Ms Vegas, Nev. Mrs. Langton married Engel.

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New Model Planned By Kaiser-Frazer Will Compete For Low-Priced Field Detroit, Mich., Oct. 28 — (UP)— Kaiser-Fraxer Corporation confirmed today it will build an entirely new model next spring to compete with Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth. Movies of a hand-tooled model of the unnamed car shown at a secret meeting of dealers pictured the auto as standard else with a rounded engine cowling and tail fins. Company president Edgar F. Kaiser said not to expect the "61,000 car" which has been discussed earlier. To compete In a price range with the "big three" models it would baA to sell at the 61.400 level. Kaiser • Fraxer. the nation's youngest major auto maker recently obtained a 634.400.000 government loan for retooling operations “to complete the K F line of cars. The firm now produces three Fraser models in a factory price range of 62.395 to 63.295 and six Kaiser types ranging from 61.995 to >3,195. Semiofficial word leaked out of the dealer meeting indicating that a >200,000 contest would begin In 10 days to select a name for the car. The model pictured to dealers was a two-door sedan which reportedly had traveled 20,000 miles in tests. she said, in New York on June 14. Officials said the dates of the various marriages and annulments appeared to make Mrs. Perry the rightful wife of the aged lover boy provided no other women came forward and claimed marriage with him. Mrs. Langton admitted in testimony yesterday that she married Engel for the 620.000,009 he claimed he had under his alleged alias as “Carl Lemnle, Jr., a movie producer. But now. she said, she's ready lo "stick by him" as exactly what bo ilaim-i her to be —"My one and only true wife " Halting Meat Salt draws out the juice from meat, so should not be added until the meat is ready to be cooked. COAL SUPPLIES (font From Page One) however, "if people have only about a ton In their basements now. the/ are in for a rough winter — unless something is done immediately." Rationing Fuel Indianapolis. Oct. -’s <IP> Indiana stretched its meager stock-

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piles of coal today by rationing fuel for home heating at Governor Schrlcker's urging. While some 100,000 industrial workers and miners sat idle as a direct and Indirect result of basic steel and coal strikes, thousands of others faced layoffs if the strikes continue much longer State labor commissioner Thomas R. Hutson reiterated a belief that the situation was growing critical. He scheduled a meeting today with United Mine Workers officials in Indianapolis lo urge more emergency coal production to meet demands among state institutions and municipal utilities whose coal supplies dwindled rapidly. Hutson sent Harry Giesei, former major league baseball umpire, to the South Bend.-Mishawaka area to help set up ration boards. There.

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dealers stockpiles of coal were only 10 percent of normal. Gleeel is a member of the governor's coa| I emergency coordinating committee j South Bend-Mishawaka aoemid , ' hardest hit of numerous communities who spurred Schrickar 4<> action yesterday with reports their I situations were serious. Scbrk ker aged all communities to set up atlon boards to dole out the short supply of coal. Scbricker had no further comment today on his warning that the state would take "emergency action" if the coal strike was not on the way to settlement by this weekend. • SIX JAIL (Cont. From Page One) __ j attempt to reach the south. "The others should be pretty j cold and hungry by this time," state police ('apt. Wilbur Bush said “If they are still around I here they will be making some | kind of a break " Bush, who with Major Melvin ' Leisure is leading the search, pointed out that the two captured , men told them they had not eaten j in the 24 hours they hid from police patrols since the escape.

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