Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1950 — Page 7

WEDNBBDAT. MAY It. IMO

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b Three Arrests Made G-to A~d wIUIVf WHvi V J I City Police Arrests I State, county and city police each I made one arrest Tuesday; two es ■ them were disposed ot thia morn- ■ tag in justice of the peace court. ■ when one party pleaded guilty, the ■ other not guilty, and the third ■ party It to appear before justice I Hoyd Hunter later today* ■ Helen Kirsch. of route L pleadI ed guilty to a charge of disregard I Inga atop alga onefoarth mile I north ot Decatur on the Monmouth I road, and waa fined |1 and coat*. I totalling HI TS. She waa arreated I by stat* trooper Bob Mercer. I Cloice Beam, of thia dty. waa ar- ■ reeled by deputy sheriff Bob ShraI luka and lodged in jail for the ntght I until hto arraignment in court thia I morning on the charge of diaorderI ly conduct. Hubert MeClenahaa I appeared for Beam, who had been I brought to court on an affidavit ■ signed by hie former wife, Cecile I Beam. I Through hia attorney. Beam I pleaded not guilty, and the caaa I was tried immediately Justice I Hunter upheld the not guilty plea. ■ bm admonished lb am never to moI leal the former Mra. Beam. I City police Tuesday arrested I -LeonanL schwarti. of route 1, I Berne, for reckless driving a* R North Second street Schwartz Is I to appear in court later today. I Telephone Dispute I Conference Topic I Indianapolis, May 10. —(UP) — I The dispute between the commentI cations workers of America (CIO) I and the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. I will be discussed in two confer I cnees today in the statehouse. 8 Ao arbitration board appointed' ■. I'y governor Schrlcker when a I mediator failed to reach an agree I inent within SO days, scheduled an ■ organisational meeting. Members ■ are Robert Proctor Elkhart: Ro I bert Pilkington. Elwood, and Hen 1 B ry S Murray. Bedford. ■ Meanwhile stale labor comnils ■ Honor Thomas II Hutson said com I pany and . union - representative* I would meet In his office tn an I attempt to settle the dispute anil I avoid arbitration, the expensive I <oet* of which are shared equally I by the two disputants. • The IJBrttry of Congress is 150 R year* old.

MOLTW DAILY MRDCRAT. BRBATtm. DfDUMA

Ruma Time ChangingfChina Custom

“THe - -writer of this dispatch, aeoowd to a gortm of tarn jut escaped from behtod th* Spur curtain in Chiu. He was MaagW t bare** manager for Ufo Uatted ( Frog*- when th* rod* aetaed . city, aad flaatty mad* kfo «dr to , Manila through tho intervoutioa I of Hua rtato ilaMPtmßßl 1 ur* I ■ ■ — •V MLAICE GEARHART • Manila May It. — (UP)— CM muntom ’to wgging a tooiag flgM la Shanghai against win*, wumi* - «ad aoa«. - Mobcdw ha* her work cut oat for hor if *b* thiaka she to going to c hange th* Chlnewe character ovorulght. That go** not only tor Mrolity. but for the more aoriona things ot life. Chine** don't think like Ruuian* aad It to aetaa to 1 take more than parade*, upeoche* isd the rod flag (napping in the wind to iutall the Moseev brand of oommuntom. Moscow preach** th* doctrine ot ■II work and no play. Bat th* world-wise Chineae-Shangfeai bu had six muter* in to yea**- carry Mohco* '* Idee logy to Ita Inginai conclusion and decide that all work and no play makes Chang a dull »oy- “■'<?: Eleven montha ago when the communist* marched In they proclaimed a doctriw of “eeemHtoi work." They paaaed morality rolu for the dance hall gtrla. They enacted laws designed to tax fun New Vohunes Added Al PuWk Library Adult And Juvenile Books Added Here New Jrooka added to the shelve* of the liec-atuf pußllc library during the month of April ar* u follows: ADULT Non-Fiction A Plafti Man Look* at the Cross — Weatherhead. Boats Anyone Can Build—Popular Science Monthly/ ; “ Fun Fare - Reader’* . Digest. Macrae’s Bhie Book -Macrae Men of Art —Craven. 10« l Years of Baseball- Allee. Out of the Earth—-Hromtield. The Atoning Lite—Nash : The Gospels in Hymns Bailey. The Man Born to be King— Sayers. The My.Mery of the Kingdom ot God -Schweitaer. The Portable Chaucer— Morrison | The. Portable Thoreau -Thoreau ' The Portable Voltaire —Voltaire. The Southern Part of Heaven — Prince - Worlds In Collision— Velljtovsky T'hTrigs that Matter—Brest Fiction A Ixins Day's Dying- Buechner And Then Put Out the Ughl— Lorae. Double Identities- Rhode. Hear My Heart Speak—Paul Night Journey- Gtierart. Reader’s Digest Condensed Books Reader's Digest. Sprlug Came on Forever—Aldrich >- . The Boys from Sharon —Cooper The Bride of Newgate- Carr The Diplomat--ATdfiiJge — The Enduring Hills—Giles The Feast -Kennedy The Heart ot a Queen - DelvesBroughton. ——- —- The King's Cavaitor- Hhellaharger. The Lost Lamp Jenkins The Man With the Golden Ann Algrtn The Town t The City Kerouac The World Is a Bridge—Weeton JUVENILE NoiwFietion — . "Have You Seen Tom Thumb?" Hunt . How-To Wild Flowers Steffeiud. leaders of the Frontier—Beckley (lardy Co. RMS OF CANCUR to believed causa of death 6t lovely Veraaiea Norman, 13-year-old N*w York modal. When police broke into . her apartment they found her glamorously dressed in an evening gossru. dead on th* kltrhen Door, gas Jet* turned on A note said. "I have nothing to live for " Her dance said ho believed ah* feared ah* waa a victim of cancer since undergoing minor aurgary to D*c*mber IMA. f fMernelwealJ j -■. ' * -

Mt "st" *xtot*ac*.' It ■' worked for a vMto. •at a few day* ag» when I Jaff ■magbai the tea daaoaa vara g» tag agaia in the night dab* aad hailrooms, for >,OOO communist doUaro 'W easto) you coold drink tea aad listen to jaaa music all evening, and scotch ebiaky waa isßlng for to cent* a shot in the foreign bar*. The girls have appealed again on Foochow road vrhare they ait in flower-patterned grarae, twanging mandolin* aad ho*iag’ for the arrival of some well-heeled capitalists. Ktok Marx weaMa’t like the way thing* are RMg. Th* Chinese are fatalist* aad most of them believe th* communist* haw arrived for a tong stay. Bal Shanghai SUU resist* the Moscow austerity and there is a ausgirlea that no amount of new lew* will eauae her to submit tor tongThe commuatots are flooding the Chinese with antiAmerlcan props gaud*. Chines* nationalist plane* bonlbard Shanghai occasionally, and the communist party line to that (hey ar* American planes. The propaganda attempts to leave the Impression that Americans are piloting the plane*. But the propaganda waa watted on the average non-communist dflnne: He continued-4*-look upon American* a* bls friends, and probably will go on doing so tor Thomas Jefferson—Clark. ' The Lees of Arlington—Vance. FieUee Across Canada—Bice. Piddling Cowboy—Regli. Footprints of the Dragon -Oakea. I Funny Riddles A Rhymna—Fur-j near Mere Comes the Showboat!— Credle. I Heard of a River—Ringmaster. Mure- Siilppen. Ince Upoa a Tlme- Dobbs , •uraelves dr Others-Day *' Lugdberg Bide ’em, Peggy! Bialk. I ■bby ilotherbox—Hunt Smokey's Big Discovery— PresThe Box with Red Wheels—pdtorsham. The Complete Work*‘of Lewi* Csiroll—Carroll. The Egg Tree—Milhous. fh* Horse Called Pet*—Bialk. Bhe Wonderful Baker-~Hunt. Tidewater Valley—Lundy. Farm economists at the Univeri slip of Illinois have estimated that th* number of farm boys in llllnoi* ■ is about twice th* numbar needed for "re|il*cain*nt*."

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F..gg- - >» _ y.-ji-a Minocvnon veraKT kfeturMd In Dwth Baath Bend, Ind.. May 1«. — A A verdM «efr aeitldMtlil suffocation waa returned today by Bt. Joseph coroner Thad C- Gorac sewaki tn tho death of John D. Jeffus. 27. Jeffua was fouad dead in hi* bed Monday morning aad presumably died after a Saturday night drinking »«rty ““ 'T' - Strike Situatioti Chicago. May id—(UP)— The railroad situation at a glance: Number on strike— It.WO mem bora of the brotherhood of locomotive firemen and enginemen. More than 30,W0 other railroadmen will be thrown oat of work. Railroad* struck—The New York Ceatral west of Buffalo. N. Y ; the Pennsylvania west of Harrisburg. Pa.; the Southern railroad: the Basta F* railroad, and foer NYC subsidiaries, the Ohio Central. Michigan Central and Big Four lines. Swttoe (Br-ts i gtrucla Unes stopped service entirely oCdrasticslly reduced achedute*. ' Supervisory petaotiaei acfed to firemen on the tew train* left running. Prospective passenger* on , struck line* were advised to check local agents before starting trip*. The iaeaeo—A long standing de mand by the brotherhood for an additional fireman on multiple unit diesel engine* and for a fireman to be placed aboard switch engines and electrically-operaiod locomotire*. The strike began at « a m. standard time in each sone. [LOANS] SNttUR OBICKIY AND PRIVaniV MADE Maa* to qualify Utoral tana*— ■toady nwh—Te emdy—Call or pkne locavloan foprntoMr CWStPANV Inorponuto (Ourbß SNbfw Flbbf Daaafer. IMtm Bwaa M-T I *■ iXMWW OFFafßaarf M» wwftjr mMMAnMMnRMMMMMMMW WHY BREAKYOUR SV BACK T° CLEAN . RUGS and Furniture? LET EXPERTS IN) IT! Right In Your Hemet FOX Ql-ALITY CLEANING SERVICE PHONE BERNE 1292 PHONE DECATUR 69331 i BUMMMHIMIIIIfIIIIUMIIKNIIIRIW

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Knapp Service Cor. 2nd & Jarlwon Decatur, Ind.