Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 14 August 1950 — Page 6

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BUCHANAN’S Hampshire Hog Sale Five Miles South of Willshire. Ohio AUGUST 17, 7:30 PM — NIGHT SALE* 14 BRED GILTS > FOR FALL FARROWING r 26 SPRING GILTS 20 SPRING BOARS They are grandsons and granddaughters of Ringgold Lady Odra, the world’s first and only S star pr sow, and Transformer Sue. a 5 star pr now: Fashion King G . rhe sire of many state fair winners and -> - Homeward ewumi. the alre-with a rer-ord of eju-a d<ea)»HUy His Pitts grow faster on less teed CLAUDE BUCHANAN EVERY 1000 MILES ' *' * * y.\B -tv? PETRIE (HL CO. and Awnciated MOBILGAS DEALERS " r MICHIGAN PEACHES DUCHESS and TRANSPARENT Apples TRUCKLOAD - - * • 'Y • TUESDAY EVENING RAY’S WEST SIDE NiARKET Phone *SO

ADAMS COUNTY <C—U—ed Fe— Feey Peet against the aide of the cabin. One of her front teeth wag chipped, hut speedily repaired by Dr. Roy Price, of Indianapolis, and the •tale hoard of health, who was at the ( - am F”'"" 1 ',"’“"""’"' The hunks in the cabins are canvas stretched overt board frames. Some of the group woke up today remarking that they had spent a mighty chilly night They said they had slept, on the canvas without putting a blanket under them, and the cold penetrated throughout the night, making it a little uncomfortable, to say the least. \ —- Following dinner Sunday evening. veapeys, under, the direction of Mrs Dwight McCurdy, were held. ..•<* \ - | After ve«pers, movie* were *hown by Dr. Price, and the night air>enr ua to the fire .pit whip re, once the fire was going good, we popped corn in a huge butchering kettle, then moved inside the main building for games. Tift* is the first such camp to be held since IMS. officials < ancelling last years meeting because of the polio *<*are. At that Time. IM4M, Hill Sipe was voted Ifee ‘star camper (Consequently lie has Fb£ official job during this encampment of raising the flags in the morning and lowering them in the evening Rosyln Wagner wa* sent to the lamp by the artificial breeders’ association for winning the award for . general achievement in PH work Today two trilies were selected among •’he 41! members, the Navajoen and Potawatomi. with Cofteen Egley and Rosylyn Wagner as !» aders The groups as 4»tnhle for meetings and march into the main hall for meals. There were handicraft, nature studies newspaper Jrriting and <wimhuiiK i lasses today Pegin tiers Swimming Hagies, with Norman in c harge, were held this .morning, and a practice hour this afternoon..' One afternoon period was also given over to baseball games . '*'

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Radar, Aitßases Guard Vital Areas Nation's Most Vital Areas Are Protected Washington. Aug. 14— (VP)— Areas most vital to the nation'll security and Industrial potential now are fully protected by a network nf radar stations and air bases for interreptor. planes, it was learned today. Experience Indicates however, that despite radar and other de lenses, at least 75 percent of the bombing planes In a determined at- , tack run, be expected to get through to their targets. i An air force spokesman said the I < mergeacy radar network was set | up;wlth World War II equipment. He said it could serve effectively I until the projected permanent rai dar network has been completed. , “It does not give complete coven I age of the nation." he said, “bat It i is concentrated oil those trees most vital to the security and Industrial potential of the nation," be said. The radar network consists of two defense rlhgs. The ’outer ring extends along the. Canadian border . aad at least halfway down the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The inner ring provides specific protection for Individual industrial cities In the northeast, central and porth- . west. I The air force is already operating 1 the emergency network U hours a I day in an effort to make sure that ' this country is never again caught ' unawares as it was at Pearl Harbor In the meantime. It Is working hard on the permanent aircraft and radar control system authorised by : congress in March IJti Thmigh the act authorised sn expenditure of for the project, congress has not put up any funds specifically for it. The law makers, however, have authorised the air force to take |SO,OOi>.MH» from its regular appropriations and use It to purchase sites and facllffies for the network.

State Polio Cases Indianapolis. Aug 14 (VPI.--Today's potto totarta in Indiana since .lan 1. compared with the same date last year: Ca«i Deaths No. of Counties ISSH, S.i 5 ~ 4S IS4ILMI7 43 M New cases reported today.'.l in Marion Deaths oYvOeyald Deborxkey. 5. South Uend. Saturday, and Tee Jan Hughes, j. New Albany, Friday, not yet listed by sthie health board and not Included ih above figures CONFESSES (CesKiaveF Fe— r—e’Ouet genuine 'because 'he told us details that could be known only to a few Investigators and to the murderer " However, investigators were crteckins It thoroughly They recalled that al least three false confessions to the crime Were made by suspect* questioned during the intensive*search for the slayer Police had questioned mory than 2,3<j0 persons, most of them known sex -offenders, and extended the search to every ,-d.ate in the nation Grace Rlnearson. 21. sister of the slain-girl, was bitter when «he heard Tc-tt rich hgd confessed "If he <fid it.'T‘hope, they send ilm U> the ele«trlc chair." she,sald "Hut I know he's lying If he says Roberta got into his oar willingly " ; Roberta, who was tall tor her age and had pretty shoulder length hair, left her home in suburban' Hrotikfleld to attend a movie the night <»f the slaying Her family said she had promised never to accept rides from strangers.

ST. LOUIS BUS (Caariawed Fraa* Paar Oaer Workers local fit u. said the union hopeil For.d would agree to reopen Its contract with 117,,.V,A\V‘ memliers before Jan 1. but he admitted that the company cannot be forced to do so. "If the cointrangyiloes not agree to some adjustments In wages,’’ he said, then we will take a strike vote in December and be ready to ; walk out on Jan 2." Ford officials were expected to ’ rejecl the union s that I "earnings tlo not now provldejha bare necessities of life for workers and .tlielr families ( in Birmingham". Ala. rnegh--1 while, 5,000 CIO f tilted SteelworkI ers went on strike against the ■ Tennessee' Coal. Iron and Railroad I company for job reclassifk atlomi i that would'result in pay. in-reasge ;''.rtil«tng from nijMs-tpTl- i i"JeSM-'att: hour’ 693rd Hoosier Signs For Service Sunday Indianapolis. Aug* 14— il’PI — Armed forces recruiters signed up tteir «93rd hoosier T6r. the tnonU yesterday as they pressed for a new record, c.' ; • But business slowed down In all -recruiting stations- Army Navy, Air Force, and -Marin*- last week as compared with- the first week, of August Go to the cburtil of yqur choice I text Sunday.

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