Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 223, Decatur, Adams County, 22 September 1950 — Page 7

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gioi Hoad Urges •w Foreign Policy Calls For Ouster Os Dean Acheson ndlanapollu. Sept. M—(UPl—icrsca should co on the offoMivu the unconventional warfare DIN T HESITATE II WILY II 1$ WIEN Yll IEEI A UAI We will m»k« a 12S loss i»t al quick as we will a larger one. Yow Uinaiwe and income are the chief eecwlty requirements. A email pan of vow income each won.lt will roe, th. loan. *»«« terms are ovoiloWo Io farmart er other pereono with aeatonablc intwo. quickly sad privately maCa ueuallv OR acme dor you apply. Let u« tell you more about it—no obligation. Co//. aAaoa •* LOCAL LOAN COMPANY

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against communism,” George N. Craig, national commander of the American Legion eaid last night. Epeektag at a Constitution day rally. Craig called for tha replacement of secretary of state Dean Acheson and adoption of a new foreign policy "to make America’s position unmistakably clear, to friend and too alike" He Mid a new American policy should Include application of "ruthIms economic sanctions" upon Rue Bls. adoption of a universal military training program, withdrawal of recognition of Russia, and extension of the Monroe doctrine to embrace ail free areas which desire protection. "America should go on the offensive In the unconventional warfare against communism everywhere." Craig said “We cannot afford to engage In any more satellite wars as preliminaries should there be a final showdown with Russia." He charged Americans have lost confidence In the state department and that U. 8. diplomacy “has been party to the betrayals and intrigues with communist infiltrators.” "State department officials — Dean Acheson and his pitjk cohorts —must be replaced If confidence Is to be restored,” Craig said. Lightning. contrary to the timehonored conception of It by artists, does not travel in a slgzag path of gcu«s -eyiw. It curves and twists but makes no sharp turns.

Campbell Assaib Attacks By Jenner Blast At Marshall Disgrace To State By United Press , U S. Sen. Homer E. Capehart dropped his re-election campaign today and flew back to Washington to vote against President Truman's expected veto of the communist control bill The major parts in last night's political action were played by Capehart's junior Republican colleague. Sen. William E Jenner, his Democratic opponent. Alex Campbell. Jenner delivered twin blasts at Democratic foreign policy during the last 1« years and Republican acceptance of it In bis speech at Fort Wayne. Campbell's speech at Indianapolis criticised Jenner for the Hoosier Republican's recent attack on Gen. George C. Marshall, which he said "has disgraced Indiana." "Jenner sought, and achieved, rock bottom" with his speech on Marshall. Campbell said. "He play ed the most villainous role ever enacted on the floor of the senate . . we could not Imagine his sinking to such depths that bis blast would keep aven his political stooge, the senior senator from Indians wondering which way to jump" Carflpbell’s principal reference to Capehart was to ask how he stood on Jenner's Marshall statement. ‘Tapehart's excuse was that he lacked documentary evidence of what Jenner had said." Campbell said "Well, the documentary evidence, In the form of a word-for-word text in the congressional record. has been available for days. Where is the comment from Capehart? Where is bis stand? Is he with Jenner or Is he with America?" The failure of Republicans to carry the- truth of the administrations bungling to the voters is play Ing Into the fair deal's bands, gate Jenner. "The (air aeaiera rumor and gossip mongers once more are peddling me-tooism' to. those who dare to call t.belr hand." Jenner said Japan's crowded poputaliOTL~tt» mountainous character and location on the rim of a sharp slope dropping miles deep into the sea make the country probably the world's worst earthquake risk, notes the National Geographic Society.

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«-s tha MWUBE ut UkUßlßto Evbm* Bevta mouum Vtohtasky thargri ixiMsn of wtote... Bed CWtaa Is illegal, ■evu ,i-~* MATMMH General Assembly to underway with defeat of a Rusaian-supported motion by TCtanTRUMta n acid-tangul Andrei Vtahlnaky. back from a long ataence. of a special committee to ewudder the question of Red China s rights. f/atensaHomH/

Rabies Indicated In Dog Brought To Detention Cage Rabies is indicated in a dog now confined in the detention cage furnished for this purpose by the county commissioners. The dog was brought to a veterinarian by its owner, who Ilves near the Ohio state line. State health authorities urge that such animals be confined In a safe placeuntll death occurs, usually with in eight to 10 days; then, that the head lie -ent to the state laboratory for final diagnosis. This Is tne second dog brought to the local veterinarian s attention this summer because of rate les. The first one .was brought from near the Jay county line. The : allies section of the county health council urges everyone to observe closely the dogs which have not been vaccinated against rabies within the Jast 12 months. H tha .animata begin to exhibit unusual patterns of behavior, they should be confined and brought to tha attention of a veterinarian. it is the considered opinion of the health council that a drive to vaccinate all doga against rabies • tukiilgf t iinilnrt4*d nWXt WintPF,

Municipal Leaders Close Convention Mayors Claim State Grabs City Rights Indianapolis, Sept. 21 —(UPi — Indiana mayors charged today the state has grabbed too many of their cities' rights. The municipal leaders closed the two-day Indiana municipal league convention yesterday by reaffirming a love of home rule, declaring "the beat government Is that government closest to home." They bared grievances stemming from past actions of Hoosier leg istutors and adopted resolutions aimed at prodding the 1651 legislature into "appropriate" action. .* "There has been a concerted effort by the stale government th deprive municipalities of their rights and privileges." a resolution said “State boards and . commtaaions have taken too much power , over municipal affairs," Another resolution recognised "the spread qf acute alcoholism." It vailed for legislation allocating a portion of tax funds received from the sale of alcoholic beverages for. the rehabilitation of acute alc-ohJL

Ics. In other resolutions the mayors. 1. Demanded reapportlonment of the Hoosier general assembly, charging stale legislators neglected to pertorm this duty for 29 years. 2. Asked adoption of a state wide municipal code, labelling changes made in the i*c>-> code "confusing and c-raxy-quilt in pattern." 3. Requested IrgislaHou giving federal social security benefits to city employes. d. Called for a law permitting incorporated towns to remain such—regardless of population unless town" residents Voted to become a city 5. Suggested state lawmakers provide methods for financing any new service responsibilities imposed on cities and towns. Mayor William L Iteti. Vin cennes. was elected president, suc-j ceedteg mayor Vernon C. Ander-I son, Hammond. Newly-elected vice-1 presldenM were mayor Robert L Stevenaoe. Cnlumbus. and mayor Eugene Ewarts, Gary. Sunlight is more important in providing tomatoes with vitamin C than the variety, growing conditions, color of the fruit or any other factor.

Meeting Tuesday On Sterilizing Os Soil C. 8. Hoxsie and county aganl L. E Archbold will hold a meeting at the Nagel green house on the east side of Berne at > a m Tuesday, at which lime they will demonstrate a method of sterilizing soil used In plant beds and flats. This demonstration should be of interest to green bouse people and those operating hot bads. Having soil well sterilised should help to eliminate many plant diseases. Eediment carried into the ocean by rivers often piles up to depths of more than l.tMHk feet, according to the I»SP Annual of Encyclopedia Americana.

SALE CALENDAR KEPT 22—Mr A Mr? Paul Strickler, corner I3U wl Jac Kaon. Ap pltme. and furolturo 2 P M D 8. Blair and C. W Kent. .net. . Kent Realty A Auction Co. SEPT. 23 - William Lotz. Myrtle Glenn Park. Silver Lake, Ind Fi Rixim Year Round Lake Cottage and Personal Property 12 30 P M Midwest Reslty Auction Co .J. F Sanmann am SEPT 23 John C. Goilehon Masonic Temple. Huntington. Ind Antiques 10 A M. Nelson »ern. Harvey Boyer, amts SEPT 26—6-30 p m. Philip A Freda Courtney, owners Home and Grocery business located in Monmouth 2 mi. north of Oecatur, Ind Trl-Btate Realty Auction Co.. T. D. Bchtaferstuvs, SEPT 25—7*30 P M. ET Allan Dull. Sals Barne. Rockford. Ohto. SEIT. Holstein.. Roy a Nod Johimou ami Majvin 1 iwrt-hty AIIC tB. SEPT 2S-W E Smith and George W Bowers. 301 East Sth St, Rech ester. Ind. Grocery Business. Complete Stock of - Cl Bnd Meats Fine line of. Modern natures. 5:30 P M, Mid i- west Realty Auction Co, J- F Sanmann, aact. SEPT 'S 7 00 P M. C. E. Bell * M. O. Stoutenberry at Bellmont farm. 2 miles aaet of Decatur or ’-z Mile north of' U. 8. Road No 224. 62 imported Canadian Holrtetns. Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. aucts SEPT 29- Decalur Sale Bam, Decatur. Ind NWWY ■«><a o» am View Nurseriea. Troy. Ohio 7p. m. E. C. DoehrmaA, Auct OCT. 2—Marvin and Earl Richey. i% mUea west of <Ma>- W M cattle. 10» hogs, implements. 12:16 g. m. Ellenberger Bros., suets. . <X*T 3 Bona Vesia Farms. mt- N.E of Bryan. Ohio. head Holsteip heifers and cows. Night sale. 7:16 E.B.T. | shell! ■ XIOO MOTOR OIL LUBRICATION ■ SI PER HIGH-GRADB I I 24.91 GAS I I I Steffen Nash Sales! u. a HIGHWAY « —

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Extension Committee Meets Monday Night Stanley Arnold, president of tha Adams county extension committee, has called a meeting for 1 pm. Monday in the county extenston office. Arnold slates that he has receie ed an official invitation from the town board of Monroe for bolding the 1»91 4-H club show ta that town He states that the committees will be asked to set dates for the township extension annual meeting Other business will be that of considering the need of some new project committees Dlflirwl Want AEs Bring Rueulto