Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1950 — Page 6

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Narcotics Addkt ZZLs«Ml*ldMMmtfN Will rrOD® HRufWB Waaktagtow, Marek - Holiywood'* "narcottes menaro" loomed lodar •» an important highlight of the forthromm-t congressional inquiry htto moral* ot tke movie industry. ' - -V ' Chairman Edwin C. Johnson. D., Colo., who*e senate commerce committee will conduct the inquiry, said he "will have more, much more, to say about Hollywood and the narcotics menace at a later date.” ■ Johnson only recently denounced j actresses Rita Hayworth and Inarid Bergman as 'Hollywood's two apostles of degradation." la another senate speech yesterday, he concentrated hia attack on Roberto Rossellini, Miss Bergman’s lover, and their new picture, "Stromboll." He said Rossellini is a ' known narcotics addict" who is "inspired by cocaine.." He referred to the Italian as “this nasi collaborator, this ruthless, blood-sucking blackmarket operator, this associate of dope smugglers, this bedroom prowler.” In producing Stromboll for RKO studios. Johnson said. Rossellini ■sold them on the Idea that h e would produce just what they were looking tor —a red hot. »exy film, lurid and devastating.*' "When the guy is ‘hopped up.'" Johnson said, "he is a pretty good , salesman and he bad RKO In eager anticipation over the prospective box office of his super-creation " Johnson's committee plans to •S?gln its investigation next month It will consider a bill by Johnson to Impose strict federal licensing curbs on movie companies and films. He told the senate yesterday that Rossellini associates "habitually with an International gang ot nir-

Public Sale I HOUSEHOLD GOOPS - 110 SOUTH Sih fC DECATUR. INI). Sdtirfay, April 1 At 189 f.M. Mfe will well at public aucfßtn all <»f- <»ur household goods consistinv pinlco Advant ?<l Design ft Electric Refrigerator with freexerJ k < ner <«ii<i double door. like new. Admiral Combination Radio and [ rlctroh* like new; 2 piece livers! uffCd Living Room Suite. I Walnut Bedroom Suite with coil springs and innerspring mattress 3 piece Walnut Bedroom Suite with roil springs and innerspriug ma’-tr-ss ‘<xl2 Axniinster Rug and pad. Indirect Floor Lamp. Round Table; and 4 chairs. Large China Closet; Buffet. '» piece Breakfast Set. Base k.H k»t Odd Chair Reed Rocker. K"-; .»‘a! laldc and 2. < bait' Ki!•ill: I'almH With - unii’y cabinets to luatt'i; 2 pi-• e «d«l_. hying ,t«»oiii sur» ; some Dishes and Cooking U'rnsils and other miscellaneous article's. . TERMS'—CASH Not Responsible in < use of accidents KENNETH BOWMAN, Owner ....J Elienherifer Bron . Auctioneers __ Brice Daniels,Clerk 2h 30 31

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Two Men Killed As And er turn. Ind. March 28 <CF> — Pnltee reported today that two H jmr-oU m«u were kilted tan* . tuchi. OW • COW/ rmd vtoi •. Xww York JCantfal IreLiht su-uch their car \ The dead uxrv idMtUOqd at ' Wayne E. Hendresa. Reynold*, and Max E Adams. Indtenapoli*. They ware thrown tram their car and i killed in a connecting road Me; tween Ind <7 and Ind 32. near cue . Madteon- Delaware county line, five mile* east of here. i FLAN FOR (Ceattaaed Fvaai Few* Oao> eat Worth man. Mrt. John Duff. I Rosemary Romey and Bernice ’ Dubach • Publicity — Mrs. Charlee lame. Mra. C. H. Muaelman and Miss ‘ Lavon Mattox. Reception — Mrs. John Tyndall, Mrs. T. J. Durkin. Mrs. Kaye Smith Knqpp. Mrs. Robert Friaiager. Mrs. Lola Macklin. Mrs. ' G Remy Blerly and Mrs. Lee Vance. Decorations — Mra. Clinton ' Hersh. Mrs Ralph E. Roop. Mrs. r Dick Both and Miss Rose Steig- , meyer. Program — Mrs. Faye Smith , Knapp. Mrs. Kathryn Tyndall and , Mrs. Ralph J. Roop. . ~ t ■■■ - ... ..._ ... ; Hamberg. Funkstown and Foggy Bottom were names applied in times tong past to rhe Potomae- . shore section of the District of , Columbia about where the stately * Lincoln Memorial now stands. > cotte smugglers and dope runner* " "This criminal gang is credited t with being the pipeline through } which the supply" of narcotics curt rently is smuggled into Hollywood I from communist sources in China," he declared. II The Missouri River basin cover*! Jone-sixth the area of the United •• States.

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BEDNASEK (('ealtweeW From Fear Owe! uounetd it was “extremely unlike ly" that the husky mudvnl Would be called before tomorrow morniux "W’e hope the case will go to the jury the day this hoy takes the stand." Bednasek's attorneys said “and that won t be before tomorrow at the earliest." The defense hopes the doctors' | testimony will establish that Miss Jackson could have died by falling against a chair and Injuring her throat after being playfully "black ed out" by pressure against her jugular veins. After Bednasek testifies in his l ower deft toe. a [rsycloafrisl will tejl: tthe "jury: ’diuui irerituthol:. was adinibiitered to the youth to help him r< un irrbr r details of Miss Jackson's death which ire d to to forgo: u n “because of hKoclr llediia-ek's testimony of—his re—- - inetnbratu »■« —w-rrl —be one of the•tnuagest ip legal annals in. that) the defense Is using the truth serum ' u-n rily a pro-si ll'loll wr apofl ‘ fa* a - rneans“ot proving tonnmin’ 3 23 LIVES H HUtiMWeal > I'nuroOnr) in diameter. Turning up their nose* at ni lure's ilisplay of N. -a Yoi k r. mi’n ikvr- n ■ pared to twrhrtwo pkn.upstate watershed tonight to scat- • ter dry ue in an attempt t\» tnl .. - J eMiUJkJjtJ SU- > - - CSS —r— Trade •■» ■ — fkrgtur

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A-BOMB DEFENSE COURSE HmVINO LtARNfD value of civilian dtfenag during the Nitz, England ia training civilian* for defenae la an atom bomb attack. Trainee* take a three-and-a-half-week courae at “atomic village*," then go train townsfolk. Training includes technique eg reecuiag tajured-peraone from buildings M elevators and statn have been Mown out, and detecting radiations while dressed in protective clothing. -TMlnlag shown te at Eastogwold. (lefrraatinMl/ - I - M I ’■>>■4 Lean haw to use Geiger counter.

See Added Support To Foreign Aid Bill House Prepares For Amendment VotesWashington. Mar. 28 — H'Pk— Houle IWincMTatie* leader# naid today a new poll uhowed added support Jor the Administrations |3.375.000,000 foreign aid bill. They made the cheek aa the house prepared to vote on amendments to th« omnihua bill./ They said Ihe resuU» ’ fairly op : ’ 'RrphliHf hn *ek _ i‘<rve>< atej? were* euually terialo they < ouhl trim 'lr»- awlKbrlked spemhn.K by around l'«""00<k - R yaa agfeed at if-...l'ti’ij’V’y.• meeting that this should be their ohje.i tise. —— No .showdown on this Imnuc was I flue unitt Tate Monday B ‘it a 1 growing pile' rif amendmentsrequiring ' -txmahirrrftitm indit At d ffpal action on the bill itself was not likely.for another day or two The "'adininistratiein ■package' calls for i3.l‘»“.oi‘o,oou for third tmin-l Marshall plan sp»:n»hnl r : f ’Htii as .a. start on Presi-' . dent'Truman’s 4 point four pro '.gTam'fo aid hark ward areas tHfit huu in aM for Korea and for arl -to’ Palestine je-fir geev on tin pcherk the Icadei ship fi*'ure<l to h-riiPle a’ (»OP-ha<-ked Tlhml for doflai s ’ .HnendniL'in to Jhr Mar shall plan section They were •;motr hoprfiil fhan ’ .ot winning house approval for the full cash amount requested by President Truman Though they were n«4 admitting it publicly, many Republicans in advance the Dennx rats might b.. ri/'it oh this puirr. ' - Th.- oft*-red by Rep. John M. Vorys/.K. <>.. and • n dorsed by the foreign affairs com niittee. would trim W* Vs < ash authorization from $ . ludjlOO.bifd? to |2 !<•»• iKMriiii-i and sub tituie ll.otfO.thHi.Hutj worth of surplus food. •’ . If you have •omething to tell or rooms for rent try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results-.- . Trade in a Decatur

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n '"~ ’ .~ZTT 1,,, 'Cooks’ Corner’ BY MARY R. SMITH Abundant Food For April Onions and dry boans are Apo“ ‘ lighted on the list of plentiful food* for April. Heavy wipplies of Mi;, mild* juicy. Bermuda onions from Texas ar * expected on market* nex t month. Texas has the largest a. r»" 11 axt* in onions 193(5 !>ry hear ■ continue to be pieniitui aftd giWI buy'j?.MM»pee(ally -for budget meat • Furtunatelv, 'ttribcis . mak«- u *Jodi, ahi-’h a 1 ; !>»• abundant in \pril \ - pH April A - ' - UH I l<h- < .ii fol < • Iflind li i'h <>e (»f<)• 'i > r -shTTrtid hr well kuppHed #rth Jned corn and canned lllira beans —• ’ i Along with dry beans and fish, ‘[the plentiful protein foods for the j :iialn dish at n i*ai- n.< /»<!•: ' i- ’/ and pork prodmts; eggs; chickensbroilers, fryer*, and hen*, man. . >nanuf«u*t.ured dairy products s . . The on the list are \ .>pl«*s. (panned p»*:‘> harid lined prunes all good.buy- . Onions For The Table , Sehw-t- aniuii# that are. .inai ji r»‘. -bright, clean, hard. and. well sh;»p . t-d with dry skins and whhout a "develop* d s» ed stem , Onions are a particularly good ■••Seasomng’r hilt plan- t<T -!iprve them * as_a vegetable, also They (an ‘ . prepared in a variety of way.i Whether (-reamed, stulfed, Erem ii ' Tried, or glazed onions add «•*’ !»• ’ the meal besides b» Inga healthiul Tthhl as w~etL~ 7 ~~ Onions in Cheese Sauce is medium'Sized onionsG tablespoons- salad oil 2 tables poons flour < up milk 1 -cup -.-rated X’ui'rp ;tr. ‘ / • <• ' I’cel am! < o-'k th**' onli>Q9 ® I large amount of,boiling.malted wai i er until tender, drain Blend sai.i 1 _ oil and flour; ad<i milk ami cook slowly until Thick, stirrinz e-onst-P antly. Add the <het*e-and stir /until melted* Add ’he onions and heat through Recipe makes s serving».. French Fried Onion Rings t ♦) m»Mii»msix»’d Bermuda on x t tons Milk 2 beaten eggs r f Flour

Acheson Shakes Up Far East Division Reaffirms Faith In Philip Jessup Waabingtoß, March 28—(UP> gecfefkfy 6T «ftfe TJeiin' AtlHWJfi ha* shaken up the •t»t» dwpart mint'* far extern division, the chtef target ot Republican critic*. W Wilton Butterworth. u»*l«txnt •ecretarjr ot «t»te for the far east, ww retteved of that post and assigned to speeixltee fit Japxne*. problems- -expecteUY the speedy conclusion ot • peace treaty. Me was replaced by Dean Rusk who has been deputy undersecre tary of state. Sen. Arthur H Vandenberg, R., Mich . has denounced Butterworth as a symbol of the failure of American policy in the tar east Other: Republicans also have attacked Butterworth's handling ot affair* in the Orient. Slate department officials, how ever. aalA Butterworth's new Job lx so important it can not be con siderr-d a demotion Rusk, a career man. has the rob tld.nee of a number oj «our.rr'sim n who know him. The administration reaffirmed its faith in Philip Jessup, whom Sen. Joseph IT McUsrlby. It . calls _a poor “security risk." by keeping him in the department. Jessup, who has just completed a far eastern tour as U S umhissa dor se hn-re had been eeheduW Io ' return Io Hs tearhtnk p<>«' ifTrr lumbia University Authoritative quarters reported that he is being yrbomed as a superspeclal aide to Acheson ahd mUtht replfesent the secretary at important internation al meetina*. Salt am! Irepper Shortening Peel onion amt cut in t. in'-h slf.es. separate In rings Co-, er rings with milk ami let sihti'i I’. minute.* Drain thoroughly; <lip rrjto ' -gas. then iinir a mixture of floor, salt, ami tnpper Fry In hot. shai • low- fat nr ill -deep fat until lialo brown Drain on absorbent .pa . r Sorve fmme<!iali li lte< i|>i- makes s, * Whih- •buk'’ Ams iii A- not tonwioiH of if. th* nation's wa’*-r 'yuppfy hax betn Jn \ . ,p - -.'—i ■ I • •.!! x th* l!l ‘ t 1-H ayOs< 4r la rikapwH) reports in, th* K■ !>? ii ir x Ayi• ncan Maupin* . I >uririz »ii»* p i-: >" vay- for in •nc • \\ Mi<*onsir; s rainfall-ha* drrrtaH4*d ap av4*rag4* of 2-4 X inch*;-** a yeetr-. Xi u 1 .h r • y > 381 inthr s : Amf* tH» gons' 3 7s in< h«?s. CRUISER RAMS «f'«»ntlnwr«l I fm*m •‘mkc Hurl jil .vest,rd,tv of the French liners tie De 1-raiiee and De foa-se. Aa I

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the Cunard XVhito Star liner Queen Kllratotjf was forced to anchor ; hs. wel*~ J Ing for the fog to lift. The coast guard said It was the third time in recent year* that a ship has struck the Anibrotte lightship No iras was injured in any of THFcoTOloirarTkHnihiMr fSeeSt < ■ .-urred a taiut six mon: hs ago dur ■ ins a denw fmr. - “Such accident* are imund to happen since the lightship is sta- ; tinned at the entrance of the buaiesa harlxir in the world." a coast guard siHikesman said The coast guard cutter Mariposa towed the Ambrose to the St. fJeorge reflate liase on Staten l*l-| and. < Pending the arrival of a relief'

Public Sale! I will at Publh Auction 4 mtltm Ka*t of Ohio City on road 709. or 5 miles South of Van Wert. Ohiooti R<»ad No. 127 then niilea East on roars 708; or 5 niiles Went of Venedocia on road 709: THURSDAY, MARCH 30,1950 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. 9— REGISTERED GUERNSEY CATTLE—9 ■- “My Entire Herd” , High Light’s June. "Born June 2k. 1043, Freshened Feb. 16th. with : heifer calf; I’MUy** Lulu Bell, born Nov. 8, 1043. due to freshen April sth; Mitzi’s Gloria Qu£ea. bom July 1. 1043 due to freshen March 28; r , JKatdejJjte Majr, Utb Marckl 15*45. Just -Lo frj&Mheh xViMll ela Jane, born February 10, 1548. due Io freshen April 3. Mitzi's Daisy lH>ru Manh 2»‘. l'»4H. Mani»‘lls Susie, bo: n May 4 Im. Aim** fr.il ‘'Aires KhrJn» ißullj boin 25 47. This Small Select herd of- Guvrn F <eys ia top notch They are. Sound Foundation an-iinaU for atr/oiie to start a herd * "Ohio Bangs Accredited Ort. No. 5715: Negative ” ’ ’ Bangs Teat .March J*. 1850.” SHEEP AND HOGS 19 REGISTERED DORSET EWES 2 to « yrs. old. will l»inl> In April and May N November l*orset Kwv* and Bucka. Regisw lereii Dorset Burk 3 yr, old. fCxtra.Good; 3 Spotted Sowa, second and third litters by side 2 Individual Hog Housea TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS ‘ M A* M Model J Tractor on Rubber in ftrsr class rnpitition and cultiva4or attat jnnent; Moline two bottoni 16 inch Tractor Plow* J Deere Hammer Mill. 50 f**ot Drive Belt; - Extra good Rubber tire , VVacon and 10 foot Grain Bui. the very best. New Idea Manure Spread- : er, first class CASH (Not responsible for accidents.) ’ Lunch will be aerved " OSCAR B. WALTZ, Owner ...Vaa...M'erL. Ohio, JL R. -N«. j J- i\.il \ u« ’cu.f. r t Et: B**wugt«>n Auctioneer r Bert (’.lister--REGULAR A 11 GAS K “ I PUR GAI. I BELLMONT SERVICE I Lhh and M Vr.MAN i BBBBMBHBHBBBBBHBHBBBHBBHfIBBr

TUESDAY. MARCH 28, 1950

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