Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 146, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1950 — Page 6

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White Bathing Suits Taboo In Cleveland Cleveland. O. Jan* 21. -(UP* - Whit* bathing»««• «r* taboo at city beaches and pool* becanae they tend to become traaaparaa* when mat, wSSSfa Earaaa police Cap*. Hasel Witt said 'oday. Otherwise. CapL Witt Mid she doesn't car* what the girl* wear, jus no they cover up "the mala jirtata."”

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’ ■ - w.. ■* . i. Aged Evansville Man Is Suicide Victim i Kvaaavlll*. lad. J»n* »• —(UPI t — Uoroner Victor Coa*a today s cflmWtered a v*rdlct ot mi hide la t th* daath o< Sam Aagmnetar. M. > former furnitar* worker, wtw»> lody **e foand la hto home yaatarday. Con** *aid a rifl* "*» r touad near lb* body tn a bedroom. Trad* tn a Tawn - O*«atw

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FOUR MEN <C*nllnued Fvi r*ee W*e» the peso*, guardsmen previously spent IZ days here, causing a senate labor subcommittee ligate. -1 Gilbert said about 2<H) non- i striker* waited at the city limits I until the patrol reinforcements ar-j ' rived before lhey attempted to | Igo to work. Others braved thej gunfire and entered J '' . I Apple* te Fight Fir** Hardwick Mass. — (t'Pi — Hard jHck'g vdlmiteer fire-department I* i A n.-.jUte.-.*pp4e.bm4a*“^W l ‘ J?®®*?.:;.. 1 11 firemen hope to make enough 11 money, from their on hard'to pay] | for. 11. Hid worth of new equipment ■

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Youth Speaker W; < Wm I \ Li lir. Hilly Graham, evangelist, of Minneapolis. Minn, will bA one of the "4<> speakers at the sixth annual Youth for Christ tnterdatlonal convention at Winona Lake, from July 2 • I# Graham is \iee president of Youth tor Christ International , - ARMY FINANCE H sMhtiMurd Fro* Page «»ael William F McCarty and Wesley J GallMMher 4iUcuuwJ*.dK»*d that th»y prepared letters at Malhia*’ n--4ur«f vhdfujng that the wiin»«s aV irjtaW .n Jn Kew Gardens nutside U»n-. 'don. at»’ hwuNfd prutv< tfd and studied different living epe(i»’H of plants. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur \ ' V — FAT DAItYMPU (above), ousted as police chief of Highland Heights,O, by the village "council after he was accused of' romancing with Mrs Clemens Ley,'wife of Mayor Clemens Ley. aky* liK will appeal his discharge to Common. Fleas court. "I'm not going to let’ them get away with this frame-UR," he said, challenging evidence heard by the council. (lxternatio»iij

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Hoosier Engineer To Supervise Building New York. June S 3. (UP* - >The Atomic J&MMtSY Commission announced today that Bourke C. Samples, veteran Btxmvlll*. Ind, etMttaeer. auulA iillße.ryliie construe. Hon of a »W<).000 pilot plant for river ordnance work* In Vermillion county, Ind. " The announciiihent ••* mad* Jty - Wllbnr E. Kelley, manager of AEC’s New York division. He also announced establishment of sn! area office on the site of the Wa- | lash river ordnance works. Construction of the pilot plan I v.ss announced by the ARC last month. Samples was chief of (he <onstructlon division of the Syracuse N.Y, engineer district during World War 11. and supervsed construction of military facilities. Production of flaxseed as a source of linseed oil for paints ad vsneed sharply In the United States during the war years, who- | the ship'shortage cut imnurts from ’ Argentina, Minnesota and the Ds- ', kntgs. now produce about four fifths of the crop. ■ -- --*—-----—: : VICE, GAMBLING «'**«l**ed From >*mv <»*e> through which organised crlmeTiai ■ gone. ■ l_

Chicago- which once spawned Hime of the prohibition era's bloodiest gang warfare, now records few gang killings- Th* syndicate has togad m«e* *«klent methods of exercising K* control o**r dieI sidehTelements. x Morktng agteements and arrangements have replaced the tom 't'lgjr-gggj--—: — -* VUgU Peterson, direr tor of the . Chicago crime romaWWS t« e recognised authority op the new diplomacy la gangsterism FVleriu>h:'who Is expected t® te a star witness before the senate commltlee. said he has acc*m* laird evidence of working agree ; meats between Chicago gangsters

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For ’toew ll *4 * R *o«t •EE'*’' macaroni V ROTICE! (M R PARK WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATKMY Till 4 P. M. OPEN IN THE EVENING AS USUAL. CLEM’S LAKE