Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1950 — Page 2

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Fair Skies Greet Voters Os Nation ; Nice Eloctian Dey lit Most Os Nation By UaAed Pree* , Fair rttee and seasonable '*mperatori* greeted voter* la most ot th* nation today V. 8 weather forecasters at Chicago predicted a “nice election day” throughout the natioa except la the northern plain* Mate* and th* Pacific northwest, and said precipitation would be light even In those section,*. Scattered shower* were »««dfeted tmtu eastern Nebraska eastward to northern Illinois, and rain mixed with snow in the Dakota* and Montana A tew showers also were expeeled to the Pacific northwest. It was fair and mild in the east, south and southwest. New York election officials said Indian summer weather weald l draw ill bat five percent of |be registered; voters to the polls. They predicted a record vote in New York City. Michigan also expected a. record off-year vote of 1 .SW.M« to 1,000.000. Missouri election officials said that state's big population celtten. St. Lou I* and Kansas Ctty.i might register record turnouts In! generally fair weather. Elsewhere In the corn belt, political observers speculated on the weather's effect on the election. Generally good weather, which would permit farmer* to harvest . their already-late corn crop, was expected to cut Into the site of the farm vote in Illinois. Normally a light farm vote would hurt Illinois Republicans. but Democrats have ■ tainted that the farmers would swing Into the Democratic column this year In lowa on the other hand, to day's showers might increase the rural vote while decreasing the turnout in the cities •'exerfteiit." both sides claimed a ■ -heavy-vote-- wuwid help, them. . ville garage. Oliver dealrfs in ibli

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Boy Fatally Hart ByPower Mower Bloomington, Ind.. Nov. 7.— I UP)— Paul Gabbard. Jr.. five, died yeeterday of Injuries suffered when be was struck by a power mower operated by. hl* father, Dr, Paul Gebhard. Indiana University authropafogist'aad associate ot Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey.author at “The Sexual Behavior of the Human Male.” - No Revocations Os I ' Real Estate License Report Is Received From State Office According to a pres* release from the stare office of the Indiana real estate commission, no Decatur real estate license* have bees revoked or suspended. Two local real estate dealer* have been called on the carpet tor alleged violation* In th* last few month*. Names are not released by the board unleea penalties ar* Invoked. The hearing*, however, are held locally in the court house, but the state commission members holding Ihe hearings will not release the I name* or mahe public the charge*. When the local hearings were adjourned, a state representative announced that final action would be taken by the state comn>ia*lon. Evidently both local case* have been disposed of without penalties Both local eases were said to have Involved chargee made by the operators for selling property. . The conimiseioe also announced that 175 applicant* for brokers and saiasmen’s licenses would take the state written examination in Indianapolis November ti. Charge Accounts For Railroad Telegrams ' trhYelef' atttmhatically will have a charge account ; I ,g«ML telegrams enrrmte easily and •'**#• eniently under "a new plan piacffiT in operation with the cooperation lot the nation's railroads, it was I announced today by Charles M (Reyner, local manager of the West ■•tn'Union telegraph office. The new plan avoids necessity Jut rash prepayment. The traveler merely hands hlg telegram, writ ten bn special new blanks, to the itraln attendant for transmission at ithe next train stop. The wire may J,e charged to home address, or (charged to hi* business charge account or to a Western I nion credit Icard number Wires may also be sent collects.

* f Bbl CARRYING AS MANY personal belongings as they cun. Korean civilians flee south past on American ma- < '.line gunner in the Kamhung area as the North Korean-Red Chinese offensive gathers momentum. Hamhung Is on the east coast ot Korea, only area where UN forces are gainin’. f International/

Berne City Council Renames All Employes Berne. Nov. 7 The Berne city counci', renamed all city employe* at a meeting her*, at the saute salaries tEeyHave been receiving. The employe* who were employed , by the town of Berne »re Orval Kaeser chief of police: Alfred Zumhrum. night policeman; Leonard Whitehurst, street and water commissioner: Ermin E Bixler, fire chief. Hobart Myer* and Alfred Clanser. assistant chiefs.. The office of city attorney was not YHW TW-'rouriclt' real ppointed the Berne Auditorium board of Ervin .Graber "»tnd designated the First ‘ hank of official dtSHtal- : lory for city funds The council fixed the salary of itie may Or-at ; 11.500 per year, that of the clerk- J treasurer at 11.20# . per year and : each of the city cxnitn Jlmen will-1 teceive 1120 per year

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Illinois Election Is Test For TrumM LycoS'Dirkrnv Rpc& In U.S. Spotlight I Chicago. Nov. 7t—(UP) —Presi-j - dent Truman * administration got ■ it* stiffest teat ot the IDSU off-year elections today in the Illinois elec-1 tion of a United States senator "I A vote of between J.SOit.tHH) and 3.500.000 wag expected to rlet lde .whether_lh*.pr*s.ideut * right hand man in the senate, majority leaker S. utt W Lu, as.- will set a third ‘ ('t’pt m'iw-j&e replaeerh -tty.-Turncift: llfc.' —pitbiii an. < ongresrm'au Everett St. ’ I Dirksen - ’ j J. Both parties were "coutident ot ■ ! victory" in their last minute pubJ lie statemenla .. P.UVMiely, . polite . ian* In both parties were expre«4 sing some concern, indii-atitig the i election might go either way The voting was conducted under deal skies The weather wus ■ -001. It was Ivelievwl Hie tail weallier might hold down the size; rd the farm vote. The Corn crop has been late due to a cool sum- ■' milNormally a fwht farm vote would inirh Illinois Republicans : But D-iuorrats have be.-n claim Illg lli.’t tile Tertii v.'d'e "Wttt'gw for . idicas this- year ; Lin as who renturib cd many do-m-.ii- te.vtur.es »l 'lie I ' -b >‘l >” hi, .ampaiun also replied tinBrannan farm plan in h-. .nt W.ek lie air-userl Dirksen ot having an "anti-farin vo'e record while tn congress Repuldir afi - hoped they would ■nt into Cook H hivakoa—eoUcriv . the normal Democratic strmig-liold' whir h polls more than half ihe state's votes They hav. used recent- -cna.ij . rim»- r rmimis-ion hearings in t'hir'ago as a spring - hoard 1"1 auer-hing r hattb,it •here i> a Democratn ganiMine Hliance in Chicago . The big issue, however, was lei -ign polh y ' The rie- ision by 1111- ' -Jois'voters' was expected -H> li. a • uiM-d- pbjraliti' jurilth“ admliite tfhtiml - conduct of foreign affair-l.m-as based nii»*t of his campaign .in his foreign policy record, an ■t nounr-ing he "'will stand or tall .m that issue. Dirk en. an ari-iii, ■ •en ot the Marsh.ill plan ill-Itl’ liefnre he retired from i-.ihgr'ess. —-nailged—lrt*—mind—terd——•+•*—U—op- ration rathoJe ltl pjs .am palau Indiana Manufacturers To Mark Anniversary On X(H»jnbPi 15. th* Intli.ina •nannf;iour*rs hm* »< iatinn will irirbratP It* IHth bhthdrtV with' ~*n anniTaf~“mWTlT«r hmrhrnrr hrIndianapnli*. Th* IMA nvinbership. • hrlr luiestx ;md all Indiana,man'uia< tur*»rs are invited Hr at'.-ml (iuverftor IHHTr' F Scrrffi-ket>hb* staff and state l»->:b<dlurs will In attimdahre H'ionUh ■ l.rirn Willi.nn K<u?ei Heroil prtjuldent nf hit* That lonal General F.l»»<trl*- (ompany. »JH .« ! :■» . 1,„ •<!<-he»»n' Heniif r Ttr.m i-n hi •' Shartrtrfce hich Tn I'D" And frotn Vab* ! niv»»r<»tv. Shefli»-h4 S» h*«'»l in I’.*!'* Ph il, inaan t * urn l.iude. Hen/d b n v.reran <»f both World War- and. bold* a rank of rob».r»'l Ina tiv*' • ♦at'in. , .’ .j;"""-'"’ .I ll*' Joined the General FJlertrb’ ■ aiijKniv in Hi! ». uh« re until * -traveled through a large je>r th»n *>t th* ' State* and .’i.ade '•pvt-iul trlpM to Kttrope. lb: wa- n«adn aiodMant to thr proai *i*'H.t «it I liter n;»t I‘iJta’ 1 fP’iwal. Flu* •rh j.iiH/ii!.. in If Vow MAvt A” T-cr Tr. Want Au, Ot RA/iu

Bloomington Man Is Sentenced To Jail Indlenapoli* Nov. 7. —(UP)— Farrle Feri*. ’«. proprietor of a ixipular Bloomington reataurnnt, today began a so-d*y jail aentence Imposed In federal coart fur non payment of some 18.two iff income t tee*, and contempt rrf court. Federal Judge William E Steck ar handed d»wh the sentence aft er internal revenue officer* said I Faris failed to file income tax J leturns for 11)40. 11)47, and 194!) Autlii-ritio* said Faris, operator ot the-College Inn popular meethe' place, for Indiana University tfideiiin. we*, ordgred la*t June, I ;t ? i s hg t*7?ih‘d- to .• - - . - •—■

Watch That Cloclc I IN JUST 5 MINUTES CAN SAVE YOU SI,OOO , ' ll „.:VW ~ — - H "It kJ kJ ±2.«La ; ; . v < Sm for yovrMtf! You couM pay 11,000 more and «HII not gef Ike extra roomlnoM, driving oom and ruggod dependability of DODGE! I '' That’s we nerd 1,1 *' l,,w y ,M| *l»' pr«*>f <>l bigger ~~~ wMBIHBBBIIBREMBv dollar valw! VniU see that this smart ▼ V / ' Hl ' gives you a new kind of □ MOM lUOOAOff tTACII Drxlffc ad- OOOtM RUO4MO OCMNOMXITV driving ease . . extra roominess .. . vanced dr-sign give* you trim lines * means lower upkeepi o»t». Ilidh- Ull< | monr-v saving dependability that you without wasting spuiv. More lug- x ~ ,*B** teuffpeewsmn engine give* Rash- don't gel in many cars costing as much gJi ;cr<Msu-tewy-to-texhsi>aretoe. ing pr-rformance-Mve* un gm. * more. t ome in tralav and w-c how easy it f ’ wn ’ I‘*KK , ‘ r value lYorlge. Biggn'Vtk/Q flHßsggl DODGE "**‘ mor9 ,ownt ‘P r ' c^t, '■ '■ ■ -• AL D. SCHMITT MOTOR SALES >■ 207 S. First _ < ■

Hew Strike Throat Or Telephaie Co. Southwestern Bell Again Threatened Bt. Loei*. Nev 7— (UP)— VMoO *poke«M<g said So* th western Belt _ Telepketw Co. S» U>rv*tew*d *Rh a atrike today for Ike ireoad time la a week becaase II lent home 15 track driver* who refused to move material at a warekouae picketed by striking Western Electric employe*. "We axe having trouble holding the worker* at their Job*. ' a spokesman for the CIO coataiuaica. tions worker*' division 2# said The spokesman. Frank P. Longergan. *ccn*ed the telephone company ot a “lochoat" and *ald it* actions'were designed to “provoke a work stoppage.'' A r ompany »|>oke*M«B *ald the truck driver* were "neither tired nor laid off" but were told they could not expect to be paid ‘‘until you do the work to which you are assigned.” / A similar incident touched off a strike of/6 <>#o Bell employe* last Friday and crippled manual and long distance lervtc*. That dispute was settled late Saturday. CHURCH HEWS Kingsland Methedlet Evsneellstic servh-ff* are being held each evening thi* week at 1 , 7:So o’clock -at the Kingsland • .Methodist church. Jay Martin and Miss Miriam Hoffman have charge of the mush', and special musical ' J numbers are invited Th.- pastor, 'the Rev F H. Klse. will bring the message each evening The (itflilic Is invited to attend these services. J Wren U.B. A apes la! Thanksgiving service a ill be held at the Wren U B In ('h,rlsl i hurt h ftundai evening at i v o'ejock .Mui Ytuth Enamlnger i will be the speaker The publb ..is invited to. at tend. . - .

Minor Accident Is Reported To Folice City police Investigated a minor accident which occurred when car* ..riven Ay Robert Haley, ll# Petteraon street, and Roy Intel. 5u3 South Third street, collided at the brteraection ot Patterson aad WinI■■■ ' 1 •

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cheater streets, a* Haley wae making a left turn. Total damage wae estimated at |W. Charles Waterman, ot-, Monroeville Monday paid |5 and costa totalling 115 in mayor's court when he pleaded guilty to the charge of public Intoxication. -He wae arreetted Saturday by city police aad rel*a*ed Sunday oa bond.