Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1950 — Page 7

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, ISS«

UN flags Mark Cafabration Os UN Wook Hara United Nation* flag* marked the .elebration at United Nation* week her*. School* and home economic* ( lab* bat* been bear making the Flag* tor several week*. The Decatur high school la equipped with two tlag pole* ae they have beea able to correctly fly the flag outdoor*, aa an American « [ < Republican candidate for conqreq* Fourth congroMional district. Your vote will be appreciated. pol. adv.

LAST DANCE THIS SEASON SUNDAY, OCT. 29 BIG HALLOWEEN PARTY B:3® to 12 o’clock FREE LUNCH AND PRIZES Geels Barn l’/j miles West of Decatur On State Road 224

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nag es aitoitar MM abaaM be dieplayed at equal height. Their flag waa made hy Miss Ormajene Stellar and her students in the home economic* department. The home economic* department a* lb* Monmouth school baa beea working on three flag*. Mr*. Ornal Schindler of Borne and Nellie Price of Monroe have alao directed the making of flag* tor their school*. a* well a* baa Grace Smith of Hartford achool > The following home economic* chib* have made flag* that will he used in public build lag*: Umber loat of Geneva. Union township. Decatur. French towachip and Monroe Better Home*. The sample flag that wa* used aa demonstrator by the extension service has been decorating the Decatur post office lobby. 'Quiet' Popcorn To Be On Sole Shortly Chicago. Oct. 27. —(UP)— Popcorn with all the accoustical advantage* of marshmallows will be for sale soon. according to a spokesman tor the quarter-billion dollar industry. Several year* ot research at a dozen universities and college* I yielded an orange-tinted, cruchlesa I variety of popcorn which the cl- | pert* promised will taste "just as good" as the present type. Napoleon was elected emperor of France by popular vote In IStri. The vote wa 8 3,572.32!) against 3.C«9.

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MNATOR Harbert Lehman es New Turk, pictured by the OOP aa a symbol of the oM Rooeevett tdminlrtratiww Lathnum to opposed by popular Lt. Ctor. Joesph D. Haaley, Mated tor the gub»rnomination until Gov. Dewey da- ..-■ elded to run again. a,

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OOV Chester Bowles j ' ~ trf Connecticut, No. 1 •'party enemy" of the Republicans, former OPA administrator 'who appears to have made many GOP ene‘mies while In Washington. He i* opposed Xor re-electtoa by popular John Davis Lodge.

cpsciAl CAMPAIGN work to underway tn both Republican and Democratic organizations to defeat th* six w above. Three Republican, win the Onbirm honor because they ar. conataered foe* of organized labor. Th* Democrats are considered symbol, of Wa r Deal legislation./ (MemationaH

Hew Jobless Claims Dropped Lost Week Intlianaiß'ilN. 9' - ’ «!’>’* The number of Hoooiers Tinnguiew <Uhn» Cor uri* mpioyir.put ihMurantf dropped last w»*ek, Jbut thv employment security divis lon j*nid the total number of jwr sons drawing compensation in creased. John W. (’rise, division director. •’

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■ I MP. Helen Gahagan ■ Douglas, running for I the Senate. To the I GOP ahe is a symbol I of both the Roosevelt I New Deal and the ■ Truman Fair Deal. ■ Her opponent. Rep. ■ Richard M. Nixon, is ” active member of the House un - American activities committee.

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' attributed the increase in contin-l tied claims to. a temporary shutdown at the Studebaker Corp, -plant In South Bend.- ('rise said most Studebaker workers were in a "waiting iiertod status" and now bad returned to work. - New claims dipped 76 percent, (rise said, making ,tlie total for the week 2.129. Australia contains 2.946,366 ’square miles. ,

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SENATOR Forrest C. I Donnell ot Missouri. I champion of the Taft-Hartley taw and hence on labor, blacklist. His opponent, former Rep. Thomas Henning, has administration sup- I port even though Henning defeated the administration choice tn the primary.

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Youthful Cyclist Is Killed By Truck Bedford. Ind . Oi l 27 ; — (VP) Bobby Hoff 14. Bedford wu» kill-j ed yesterday when a truck hit the bicycle be was riding on a j ■ county road east of Mitchell. State police said truck driver Charles (Shirley. 47. Bedford, was being ' held pending further investigation I

MNATOR Robert A., Taft eg Ohio. TaftHbrttoy tow author, tangled out by both CIO and AFL political workers aa tabor'a arch-foe. "Mr. Republican" la campaigning vigorously. He to opposed by State Auditor Joseph Ferguson, a proved vote-getter.

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KNATOE Eugene D.) Miliikin of Colorado. 1 known aa organised I labor* No. 3 target I after Taft, he is I chairman of the ReI publican Policy eomI mittee in the Senate, I launched many atI tacks on President I Truman. Millikin is I opposed by Rep. John | Carroll.

Fmr Eisenhower As Defense Leader Recommend Ike As Leader In Europe Washington, Oct. 37. —(UP)— Defense leaders have recommended to PresMent Truaun that he appoint Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhoweas supreme commander of the unified defbneea of noacommunis' Europe, informed sources said tic day. Defense secretary George. C Marshall and the joint chief* of stuff mnde th* recommendation oa the aeaumption—wfilih seemed a certainty—that the Atlantic pact organisation would ask that an American be named to the post. Eisenhower will confer her* this weekend with President Truman and top defense officiate—possibly on whether he would accept. Th* 13-nstlon Atlantic trenty or ganlsatiou's committee of military chief* reached agreement yesterday on speedy creation ot a coltective armed force for the defame of Western Earope againat th* threat of Rlnmtan aggression. la addition to celling for appointment es * supreme commander as soon as poeeibte. the committee I rpelled out the numbers and type* of forces each nation shall oontribute. Its recommendations will be sub-1 mitted to the pact organisation's j defense committee, composed of: defense ministers, which meets, her* tomorrow. A communique issued at the end j of the two-day session did hot give any details of the proposed defense force. Bat It wa* assumed th* United States and Groat Britain will furnish plane* and naval ahip* I while France'and other pact mem-1 hers supply the bulk of the ground | forces. ! Aged Pedestrian Is Killed By Auto Plainfield Ind. Oct. 27. —(UP) State police today Identified a 1 pedestrian struck and killed on I V, 8. («' near here a* John Alben I’outy. 7S. Indianapolis. Driver of the car. Russell Hdtsel, Mesa, i Ari* , was not held. The cucumber is a member of ■the botanical family called Cucuri hitaceae which include- pump- ' kins, squashes, watermelons musk- : | melons, -and about 75 o’her rela- I ,1 tires. I

Bicycle Accident Ts Fatal To Mon Richmond. Ind. Get. 27. —(UP) - Byron Daggett. 3», died tn RMd I

, \ Rom where I sit-Joe Marsh You Can't Build A Bottor Mousetrap!

-They’re amt ffc* bert-laeking bearders a man ever had," Hack Turner said w day. “and they've gat awful tempera. But Pv* found It pay* tn have ’*• argued.’ Haek wa* talking about a faaaUy of barn ewia. nesting in hte ail* this year. Some folks believe than* little white-faeed eereechers kill chickens —and ought to be shot aa sight But Hack disagree* “Up at State Univereity they'** atadtod bam owl* for year*—and never known on* to eat a chicken. On the other hand, a daddy owl will clean up around SOO mice a

Immediate Deliven a ON 4 • ’ INTEMUTIOML nows MANURE SPREADERS MOWERS CORN PICKERS DUNHAM I - . „l i as ALSO—A Goid Variety ®f Used Implement* and Tractor* MOLLENKOPF & EITING, INC. 704 N. 13th Phone 3-2904

Memortai hoepttal yesterday of injuries antlered Wednesday when bl* bicycle slipped on a bridge and ' I Le atrack bis Lead againat an iron - ’ railing.

montk Farmers that bffl bam owls are throwing away th* beet mouaetrapa ktrnwn to meat’ From where J ate. when eameaa* shows a prejddtee agmnot any group es aatenaia or humaaa—Rh uaaally just booed ea aatoundarstoodtag. For iaataac*. seme Mu an plumb tatoleraat abort thaae as aa who enjoy aa awwisaal quiet glass es beer. Get to really kaew a* and you're NeMe.te Bad weVa pretty goad birds at that!

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