Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1949 — Page 6

PAGE SIX

•S’ J -J5» - •-1 ‘ »■■ 7 14 * ' A s >■ >* tn '■ .• IkM* i Jr ■ . • ■Hr fF, “ ; l : I.r f '■» ift fejKyfr-^y < *■< v| > : -L 1 33k ‘ ■ - -KL4-. UTTIE ROSE FISHER, 3, and her brother, Peter, I’i, say good by to • their pet wolf "Jackie" in the wolf den at Belle Isle children's zoo In Detroit. Seems Jackie regards herself as a dog, and the tots’ father decided to get rid of her before she finds out differently and starts acting accordingly. (International Soundphoto)

The uprai ed torch of the Statue of Liberty is familiar to millions, but not many know that the Goddes* of Freedom holds the Heclaran ii of Independence in her other hand or that the broken chains of tyranny lie at her feet. If You Have Something To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays.

O a toed P i hi M.-a Loan SyOtm , •■'•nd* lo our Gj' — *, 'S UU»,-,««■> -ill th* q . nd'anUqot of a k hb«F<*l policy OH \ loan* ot 5100 or lew. St* ui *od«*. LOCAL LOAN COMPANY I ficof watd CrcunU Fleer o*rr Brork St»Fe Buildfnf—-PhoFtr 2»3«7 Deeatsr. Indiana

I ;■ II V 1 • ‘m W? '■*«* * 'lf cl jJt - -si X ' m tr SP *1 /mom M W 1 jj s L«B HASHING A BIG SMILE, Soviet UN Delegate Andrei Viahinaky f (light) and U. S. Delegate Warren Auatin greet each other at a ball in New York just a few hours after Viahinaky charged in i the UN that “a new human slaughter is being prepared by an K aggressive bloc of states headed by the United States and the ' United Kingdom.” The ball honored the Philippines’ Carlos Romulo « (nuddk), UN president * (International Soundphoto) M 1 “ n MA ' M itt JU?* de J*RI i I*> ISO *W-' v * ■ ’ ' ».; f/> , ■ y - MrsABtMA A MOAO SMUK. Queen Elisabeth accepts a bouquet of flowers from six-year-old Victoria Hutchinson who follows up the nresentatioowtth • curtaey of her own design. The scene took place durat • Umton ttmatw. (hUenuUtonal)

’■'J . ; DR. TSIANG TING-FU, China's representative to United Nations, tells the UN he will fight any attempt by Chinese Communists to oust him from his post. Such an attempt is expected Sometime in the near future. (International}

~r /*$ r* < w r-F, - * -' kA iJt A > J IjHKiWf/XJO ii 'iii ; dtuRR t 1 SWT ’ r j 1 i * • Jk ’ Wl fc M'V*‘-Jfe. ' ; '-'IRSCTw In mH B Sh-. W'k* 1 * f ' > ’ WINDING UP A ROUND OF GOODBYES, Vice President Allien SV. Barkley kisses his new daughter, Jane Hadley, as he and his bride, the former Mrs. Carleton S. Hadley, leave St. Louis. Mo., for their honeymoon. The “Veep" described their destination only as ’'Shangri-La.” Mrs. Barkley stands at left (International)

College Student Is Sentenced To Prison Judge Says Penalty Not Severe Enough An ol.i. Ind., Nov. 21. il I'l A judge who sentenced a college student lo prison In the kidnaping and chloroforming of a nine-year-old girl said today the punishment was "limited by what our law pri I scribes.” Judge Donald Hunter of La-Grange-Steuhen circuit court sentenced Benedict L. Driscoll. Jr.. 22. to three terms totaling live to 20 years. Driscoll pleaded guilty to charges growing out of the kidnaping of restaurant owner Howard Morton's daughter. "lii the court's opinion,” Hunter said, "tiie penalty provided by the state of Indiana in this particular instance and in this type of case is not severe enough. "The slate does not make adequate provision to take < are of men of your type." he told the Tri Stale college student from Newport.’R. 1. Driscoll pleaded guilty to -t barge of assault and battery with .ntent to commit a felony. <>n that charge he was given one to 10 vears. He also pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary, and got two

f— a—- — ||a v Ik fcA*' JBfLI *r” ' ■ & f . iii - ■ - ■ r U* . I I_ > ' W&Jsjß PINNING A TAG on President Truman, Anna Lord Strauss, League of Women Voters president, dubs him "Quiz W’hiz No. 1” after • asking him questions from the league's pamphlet “What’s the U. 8. to You?” Pamphlet is being used in campaign. (International) ' BiPL' yfc“ ; - Ig ••/jA ~ *'**?» | u StCBfTARV CT STATf Dean Acheson (left) breaks out in a broad smile in chtt with Gen. Vassily Chuikov (right), Soviet control k commission chief, at reception in Berlin In a speech, however. Aches m declared Soviet “thrusts” at freedom will be met “whereever they occur,’ and pledged U. S. aid to Germany or any other people "determined to help themselves” in the tight to preserve k, in^> lindanes in government. (International Radiophoto) _

DKCATVR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

to five years on each count. Hunter specified that the terms were not to run concurrently. Driscoll was found crouching ever th.- little girl in an abandoned dame hall over a case operated b\ lor father a week ago. Authorities said he could not be charged with kidnaping because Driscoll didn't take the child off her fath- . r'- projterty. The burglaries occurred at Angola high school. ASKS RUSSIA << ' .fit I r >lll I’ lg«- <»l.' I ■te He said he still was not able io report Ward's version of the lni ident although he had been able to send additional packages of food to the arrested men. Atto rl ia consul general O. Edmund t'lilhh at Peiping still had not received an acknowledgement of the prof) t he delivered Nov. 3 to Chou Fn-Lai. foreign minister <>t Ho- Chinese communist regime. The state department made no i comment on an American la-gion )i<>l«>sal that the C. S. threaten to K-nd an armed force to rescue the Americans. REPORTS LEWIS ’ (Cont. i'rotu Page On*) illegal under the Taft-Hartley act. I Congress has plans for revising i the law to legalize the hiring hail. II Mr. Truman, however, is be-

FIRST REPORT iCollt. l-T'MIl Pag« <»i;e> is chairman of Preble. Hoot ami I nion townships. The solicitation in these townships is almost com pleted. The Rev. Ignatius Vichuras i the chairman of Kirkland, Washington and St. .Mary's. As soon as the money is turned in to the county chairman, or to the township chairmen, it is placed in a special account by Earl Caston. county treasurer for CROP. When the drive has been completj ed the money and commodities are sent to state headquarters. A further report will be given as the various chairmen report for their townships. Ileved to be against such piecemeal revision on grounds that It would weaken his case for repeal of the law and replac ment with the old Wagner act. If the strike actually developed, howevet. ilie administration almost certainly would have to let legislation he pazsed to mollify the maritime workers whose strike ' could tie up half the nation's ship- | ping.

iaaßaßaaaHMaMlaaav Vk A Better Method YOU CANNOT deposit your buildings, household goods, automobile or merchandise in the hank! But you can protect your investment in all these valuables by insuring them. There is no safeguard more effective than a policy issued by a strong dependable insurance company. THE SUTTLES CO. Hartford Fire Agent Niblick Store Bldg. Decatur, Ind. ——— Chevrolet Specialized TRUCK SERVICE & SALES Trained Mechanics Genuine Parts SIYLIIKS Chevrolet Sales Hgy. No. 27 Decatur

IB ' JI Thanksgiving Rooted In Faith It had been a hard day at the office. As Jane Adams closed her desk, she remarked. "I'tn going to Stay in bed all day tomorrow.” "Why. Jane." implored the other secretary, Patricia Ann. "surely you won"t do that on fhanksgiving Sunday: ingratitude is not conducive to peaceful rest and happiness.” The next morning the Adams family were off in good time for the worship service • all hut Jane, who tossed restlessly in bed. unable to sleep: the words of Patricia haunted her In desperation, she arose and was soon mingling with the eager, expectant throng on the wicy to church. Absentmindedly Jane found a seat in the rear. Now the minister was saying. -Riess the Lord. O my soul, and forget not all his benefits." She had forgotten Ami wasn't forgetting sin? She bowed her bead. "Eather in heaven, can you ever forgive me? The multitude of my many blessings has made me forget the Giver." A happy family sat down to a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner. How true is this saying. "The fragrant flower of thanksgiving, which blooms in the heart of God's people, is the result of a tittle bud called praise, firmly affixed to the stem of Christian faith." YOUTH STOLE (Cont. Er-en Page One) gun but I didn't have any money HowTo Relieve Bronchitis Creomuliion relieve*promptly because it goe* right to the »eat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to testthe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial muc out membrane*. Tell yourdruggi*t to tell you a bottle of Creomuhioo with the understanding you mu»t like the way it quickly allay* the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs,Chest Colds. Bronchitis

I LOOK I LOOK I KO TUBE! | MO FLAT!I I I . i I The New and Only Tubeless Tire I A nother B. F. Goodrich First I ’ V I : QJ SIALS PUNCTURES ... SAFER AT HIGHER SPEEDS RIDES BITTII ** I ' Self veelmg material under the Two way« safer! One —»eal> Hundred' "</*'."• ]lfO re I tread wait bolet before air puncture*. Two —lighter than te*ud BFG niN I i ewape*. and permanently plug* ure* with tafety - type tube*. port * I hotet when puncturing object Retult: cooler running, better comfort 1 übele« ■ » j h removed. balance at high tpecdi. the uiual jolt* * > OtUr H** Oiv « s You AII Thi ‘ : —SO 1. No Tube to Bey. A Safer ot Nigh Speed*. ’’ H * Wt ** r *• u- b * a *«a*- —— — Rig allowance for your present tire« mafci the cost Zurcher's Mobil Service Beam’s Super Service Monroe, Ind. Bth & Monroe Bay’s Mobil Service Hi-Way Service 13th & Monroe Sts. N. Second " BLjiLjLjbi^bZSLJHLMMILiJLMJLMiJLB" o*l^l* 0 * I^l *

9 -X1 U i ! '9l g | L The 1950 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan combines the — widely acclaimed by the car-buying puldir with the demanded of a family automobile. Smart new treatment nf tk, parking lights and a colorful new crest- the first in 7*W distinguish the front of the new models. Comfort (raturo nofHMg front seat spring* covered with a new foam rahufZ.'M additional head room and smoother, quieter V-S and Zj —— —

1 1 I , My allowance wouldn't get me to Canada. When I thought it out last night I had no Intention of holding up a liquor store. I didn't think of that until I was driving by the place " Parker, a dative of l»ndon who came to this country several years ago, spoke with a British accent. He said that when he held up the store owner and his wife "I told them 1 didn't intend to steal the money from them. I told them I ' would pay It back as soon as I : could get hold of some more." 18 SURVIVORS (Cant. From On*) ripped metal sides of the plane. The I salt water stopped the bleeding, but stung every exposed par' ot their bodies. All but two of the men reached the two rublier life rafts. They watched helplessly as a sudd'-n sweep of wind and water carriel awav Cpl. Haymond Brief. 32. of 155 Callahan Court. Arlington, Cal if . a member of the ground crew. i and Pfc. Robert H. Dobson. 19. of jli3s South Street, Decatur. 111., an aerial gunner. 8/Sgt. William H. Pratt. 2fi. ot Brockton, Mass., another member of 1 the ground crew, said he tried to reach Dolison, "but I couldn’t mak-i it."

ZZL . I

" liunii >, " f IC.II-.-l .A,-; i hi! flic A.ibr iOgßßra rz - le-'li".. a, ...ii.., 4., 1 1 ' ‘ '<2 1 ■ ;i 1 a "'' <'-> 1 * "" siioio- BWB

FOR A LATE SNACK, J FLAKOH CORN MUFFIN NU> For that Lite inuik. itnt muff ins-plain, hot otaMH spri .ul w ith butter or Quick .uni easy uith Just add an egg and bake Also quickly tniketiMH emus pani akev wafits Mi