Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1950 — Page 8

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Set Women's Program For Purdue Parley Hotuemakers from all parte of tbe elate are making plaue to attend the annual winter agrkult oral coafereace. Dec 87. JS aadt* on Pardue Catveroity t ampan

Public Auction COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITI RE ANO HOVSEHOI.D GOODS Haq* Mid my home and a«n moving Into Furnished Guertsrs and will qpti the fol low lee deeoribed property. on Siturdiy, December 16 - HO P.M. LOCATION: OM Adamo Street. Deeater. Irdtana. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Cnstam Made J piece Uvtaa ton** Anile, extra kih>4. Red merry Velvet fflttah fWwette Bolte: BuEet Table and 4 Chslrs; Complete Bedroom Suite; 4 Dressers. t Beds, Cheat of Drawer.. Oreaaaional cbair*. Hal form Rocker. Breakfast Set; Table and 4 Chairs Natural Wood ANTIQUE Stand. 5 Roc kero. New Motel Studio Couch Several Tables Large Cabins; Sier ZENdTH Radio. Nearly New CROSLEV Bee Refrigerator. Electric Washer and Double Medal Tubs. Sew Im Ma-i-tilne. 2 Hall Trees Apartment Sise New Has Stove — RUGS: -3 good Sail Rues: X Throw Rua. LAMPS: 3 Floor Lamp- one unusual Bronx* Floor Lamp: Several Table Lamp*, latru Mirror and Smail Mirrors dll Pairs of DRAPER X bit of Nntigtiea Wit CwoEfMf Ptensfl*' itome Gawd Urease*. Picture* and Frame*, >■. Garden Tool*, and a World of MlroeHaneowi Articles too nuisenm io mention TERMS CASH. MRS. MINNIE BLACK-Owner .1 F Sanmann Auctioneer S*Fe Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. . “ pFtaiur. Indiana - • 13 14 1»

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I Os special Interest to women ■ will be the talk wk morning on j From the Farm to tbe Table." by Miss Jean Allee, home eronoin I*l from Cincinnati. Ohio. She la tn charge of a scientific testing laboratory. whore she works out recipe* menus, and prepare buying Monnation for many groups

’ Laborer Confesses To Murdering Girl Admit* Ropt-Murdor Os Michigan Coad Detroit, Dec. 11.—(UP)— A 25- ■ year-old railroad laborer confessed today that he raped and murdered Carolyn Drown. Ikyear-old Western Mk-nigan College coed. Police said Robert Hankins, a bearded transient picked up here for tnvcstltntion of three earlymorning burglaries, confessed staying the popular student al Kalama goo. Mich . Nov. ltd. "I might as wet! tell yon, I did It" Huakins was quoted as saying But officers said there were several discrepancies In his account of the killing. lit* story was bstag doublwcbeck ed on the possibility that bo might have concocted It to avoid prosecution lx burglary. Iluiikins said he pteked UP Caro.ll> n In a driving snowstorm and I struck her with a wrefteh when ! sir*- resisted hip advances He was . quoted as saying be choked her with her own scarf and dumped the body in a field. » The blur-eyed brunette's body ’ was found hi a cornfield sear Kata jinagoo. »<l mites from Detroit -♦ 1 week after she vanished. ■ Hunk tn*. . lad In five shirts and - three pairs of troneers when ar- ■ rested before dawn, also said he l h.«l been in tall several times for assaulting women. Kalamasoo autnorltlea reported that a Rotiert Hankins was arrested there in IM< and IM7 for potter In Coldwater. Mich. At Coldwater Hunklas Was listed then as an >->enpee Doni the state home and training SeEoof. He had been conlined as ‘mentally defteient,” records showed Hunidns vail he stole ail lUO Itoui a Kaianiaiw. parking lot and sprdtbCJ'ftarolyh u, l he drugstore where she was eating dinner That rsTta the ta.st time Carolyn was seen ‘ alive. - He said he returned' the ear to tkw M after he raped Carolyn and , hid her body In a snowbank. ♦ i Aimiral Training ' To Army Reserves Waskiagton De. IX - (SPT— The army announced today that all its organise.! reserve troop on- • Us will be given 15 days of field • training annually to Improve their ’ roduhat readiness genpe ofTteer* ami 120,n0d enliStM m«n will lie affe. tel ■ M<«l <4 the training will be held drria* the summer at the most -■rmvenient eaaipa with adequate trailing fpcllltie The army e<l employer* to give their ' reserves lime oft for the-training.

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Adorns Coonty Hord Fmidra* To*t Yoor WMi an average of Sit ponads <>( nutterfat and 14,838 pounds of milk, the 14<ow herd of registered Holstein Friestane owned by FMi E. Llechty A Rons. BurM. tsMylrt ed their last test year reeenDy. The testing was carried on under tbe official hard tatprovaatedl registry procram of Ute HafatatcFriesian association of Aniorica. Insurance Agent At Notional Conference latland A. Ripley of Adam* county in one of 40 taaaraace agents at Dallas. Texas, to represent tbe Farm Bureau insurance companies at the All American insurance sales conference. Competing in a strenuous sales contest daring AnguM, Beptembqr, nod October, be qunNtM hlmsel' and wife for tbe espeuse-freo elght-day trip. The convention whk-n Ripley I* atteffiOSg is a gathering of', all top-notch insurance agents of the various Farm Bureau Insurance coinpaijles in the nation and is held each year. Nalloasli/ known speakers, many highly trained in the sales field, are ah ■ways on hand at these conventions to give new and interesting point, era on Insurance selling. , ’’l MF - Mr. Norman Christopher. 2344 Cumlieriand. flunston. ‘fexas. works 'for the Waler Contract IMvision of the city of Haestem. ami, he says tbe housetops aren't high enough nor the days long enough tor him to praise H ADACOL. He I say* • mix* Ke has been taking HADACDL he feels mutiny good. He found his system was deficient In Vitamins B’. B-. Niacin and Iron Mr Christopher says: “After I itot out of the Army 1 was underweight. nerwus. eoukln.l sleep and lia«l a terrible lime getting food Io agree with mt Wn I would wake up in lhe morning I would always he sick al my atom .irh 1 could never eal breaktasl — imagine having to wait until n.-on before eatfog the first meal of the day Even then Jus’ a few mouthful* of -food would fill me up At night 1 couldn't sleep I would just roll and toss all njglit. T~DdT” mt eratite; Nothing swetned io help— me- mill! 1 star pi taking HADACOL After the third bottle of HADACOE* I could tell a diEerem-e in my eating and steep ing habits Now after a year* time of taking HADACOL 1 have a'ned almost 20 pounds I Bleep well and the most wonderful Tmfj-ri*«irTßißy*T'’ran meals« day There Is no way I can jiescribe the tremtndoa-. Improve m»ni la my appetite. 1 hate Jlarted my wife taking HADA COL and she. too, la feeling wonderful W there Is anybody i alm doubts my word about what + - have said about MADACOL they should have s> en me before I stalled takfne WADAOOL I sin merely recommend HADACOL to ytl my friend* and urge them to.takeHAt>A<H>L.'' A All Anes Can Be Helped HADACOL is siniplv remnrle ible. the way it has helped folk* o'all age* ye«. thousand* of men women and children who have , defk-tem-iea rtf Vitamins Hl. ft-. Niacin and Iron HADACOL Ir that wonderful new prtparatlon promlsinc blessed relief for stomach »ll e ires*, nervousness, if caus-, ed by an upwt stoma, h. vague ack*-* and pain*, or a general run-down condition, when they arc due to such defh-ien.-ie* H- member HADACOL la not s iui< ki> tin.-, product that only' nia -ss tile symptoms of the mis-i-rle.- Ini’ actually relieves th» regt iklLt of pain* and aches due to'-u.-b <!efi< iem-les Vos. and -•ontinued use of HADACOL help* ..relent the ml erles from comIng lat.-k Start Taking HADACOL Npw lon't go ihrough ; life putting jip with a stomach that Is easib 'pset. thgt <au eg you gas pains, heart but *k sour risings after meals; a stomach that will not ligesl fort! properly; yea. If dur to lack of Vitamins Bi. B> Nlatln and Iron, you can overcome the dwtlcieti. lrs nkleh are eausnw the e miseries try taking- HADA COL which'.contains those pr*ck»Hi Vitamins. Htart taking -HADACOL right away, and’ If you do net get the Tamilts you gEJjhet your money will hr Immetfhitely refunded HADACOL costs only 81.25 tor a trlal-stac liottle Large family or hospital site. 83. M. There la only one true and gen•lne HADACOL, It your druggist •locs not have HADACOL, order II direct front Tbe Leßtanc Corporation. 1.-ifayettc Is.-itatawa, U ) HU, Tbe ImUtaM CorpenatteJ

Mvise Tnaaui Ced Off Before Wriliiig Headlines Hit By Sizzling Letter* Waabtagton. Dec. 13— (IFtWord aewped out tat tbe White House today that President Truman's advlaeru have urged Mm to coot off a Mt before be answer* hi* mail Bren ■ he doeo, R will ba aontewhat like tocktag tbe burn door after Dottata haa been loot, etray ed or stolen. At leant four of Mr. Trumaa'a aiuling letters have pepped Into the hewdltaea. And there’s always tbe chance that Muneqbe will flip through hi* file* and produce an other one. The office «M Rep. F. Edward Hebert. D.. La., diaclooed last night that he had received a Mtter note from Mr. Trumaa upbraiding him for •tow" campaign tactlca in Louisiana It said Hebert was “stunned" be cause It was ta -answer to his *uggeetkm that Mr. Truman urge American* to unite In prayer for God'* help tn the fight against Comamalam. Tbe Loutetana congreasman had aahed lhe preaident to net aside a Bunday prior to Christmas on which all churchew—Catholic. Proteatabt and Jewish would seek the help of God In defeating “a godlesa ideotagjt." L : T The -preaidet;. sent Hebert a copy of hht Thanksgiving proclamation calling on all clttaea* to "otter cbaaks to God for Hi* gracious guidance and help" and Mid that should take care of ft. Hia tetter, dated Dee. 7. Mid: "I am extremely sorry that the sentiments expressed In your letter were pot thought of before Nov. 7. when the campaign tn your atate, Utah. North Carolina. Illinois and Indiana was carried on in a manner that was a* low as I’ve seen and I’ve been In thh. game since iEOE." ~.,11 T - -.in - —

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to tbe atatea other ihan Louisi ! aaa. atointotralion supportera| wm defeated ta the primaries arj tbe general election -ome of them after Mtter campaign*. la other letter*. Mr Tiuraaa hw: | Described the marine* as a nary j polfce force witb a propaganda naw, chtae alaieat equal to Stalin'* That ’ one touched such a stir that thr - preeteeat apoiogiaed -twice. i Raid he would atrt app>>tat Joba . L Lrwk* degc*teber. let atone sec , rotary of state Tbe fiery bos* of > the United Mias Workers snapped that if be wet* named dogcatcher - there would be more brain* in the r dog department than in the sta'e • department Told Pau! Hume. Washington I Poet maete crith-, who panned » daughter Margaret's singing that > if they ever met Hume would need; » a new nose and extensive repairs ■ elsewhere ! ——- I Twa Man Ara Charged > ; With Bod Check Ring IbdiwaapeUs- •»«' 13 -tI Pi— Lyle D. Blythe, operator of a print ' • In* shop, and former Marton t-oua- i i ty deputy sheriff Arthur Pias* - were to appe*<- before a U. S com miaatoaer Friday in * cpanccHon with a fivwstete bad eheck riu L_ Illytbe- and Plus* were arrested:' , by FBI agents yesterday after a" federal indk-tment wna returned at Cincinnati cbargtag them with con- - spiracy in shipping stolen property , across slate lines. Thn FBI sata lhey were of printing fraudulent checks and kiealifieaUou tor four ludiaaapoli* i . men arrested w*viou«ly Th* stxji , men. the FBI mM. were accused of j - passing bad checks in Nebraska.j' Kentucky. Ohio. Pennsylvania, and ] Indiana. » ~ - , -- , ... ■ f l h. : I World population la tneraasiue , at a rate which would double lite |j oreaent nutuliers every 7« year- i ; on in 3W yeara there wuuld ’he "3?‘ J tknes aq many people ia tbe world ’ as there are today. aceordtHg l« “Population Bulletin." J

DEMOCRAT WANT ADb SUING RRBULTB ( SALE CALENDAR I DEC 14—1:30 p at. BBT. H*4ra of Rose Wilson Bstate. 5 mite* north .of Celina. Ohio oa V. 8. highway No. 127. 138 acres ImpRM- I ed tone and imprwswuseot* Roy A Ned Jabnean. bMto. DEC. 14 Ituseell Lea*. LaGrange. Ind Comptate Hue at OaraMO M«alpmeat aad Acceseaeie*. Ofttee Equipment, l« 30 a. m. Midwest Really Auction Co.. J F Banmana. AaaA DEC 18-Mrs Minnie Black. Cnj Adams 8t„ Itoeatnr. tod. flood Furniture and Household Good*. Antique*, and good Eteetrtebl Equipment. I(X> p. ni. Midwest Realty Amt 100 Co. 1. fSanmann. Auctioneer ■ ’ » -k* DEC. I«—Gerbers Appliance Store, liluffotu. lad. Now abd aaad agpllances George L. Gerber, owner. 11:8b P. M D. 8 Mafr. Bell Shaw, anctiomeer* Conducted by the Mbbt RoaMy A Au-tkm Co.. Decatur. Ind. QE£...lA»'Jlth. Warsaw Holstein Sal*-, I H Club bldg.. Fairgrounds, Wantaw. lad.. 12 Noou ta choice Holstein*. Lelaad f. Ooborn, sale-* nranager and auct Hoy S Johnson. Harry HrtdgM. aucta. I DEC 29— Mr* Byrou Ranter, 3H mite* South and 1 atHea East of Van Haren. Ind. Complete Ctose-oot Sale. Livestock aad New Farm Equipment. 10:30 a. m. Midwest Realty Aacthaa Ca. J F. Sanmann, Auct. tDEC. 23—Mr A Mrs. Robert G McMillen, 4lh house south of Pteaaont _ Mill*. Ind., on '33: New 5 room modern hows*. 1 acre tea*. 1:30 P M Conducted by Kent Realty A Auction Co.. Decbtur. lad. D. S. Btair. C W Kent, aocta. KLENK’S : GIFT and TOY HEABQUHEK Will Be Open Tluirsday AnU Every 5i?M (hereafter ’till ChriatßWb

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