Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1951 — Page 2

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Missionary Speaks Here On Wednesday Dt Reuben Torrey Speaker On China ? "11l U terribly ch>Hr iMitirrn. our I American boys in Korea are reaping tl(<>whirlwind ‘ where other Anieripuhs have sown wind in the Orient," su indicated Dr. Reuben i A. Togrey, American missionary from fsjnan, ►China, to three audieiires IlVedhesday, first at Decatur high school then at Lincoln grade schnoli and finally at'First Presbytpriiti cpttrch he illustrated his tbesis|jthafi. American sins are costing; American blood in the Far -■-East. >• A ■ : . <■ ‘‘Mole than 20 years' ago." began Dr! Torrey. "American investigation?; assured us that Japan was , committh.g international crime a.-ai!.<» China. Our conscience stihruffe us momentarily to seek aid League Os Nations pow- ‘ ut tJil Japan. But we our- ■ 'lv. .j’ w< re making money from >< up |fiei We were selling to Jap an. .Ul| w>2a\e 'lHiunt"ss*\ priority ov<-i (m. i iiational morality. We well Iftntw h<>w w< paid in lives and ' ; multiplied money during World Avar II J "Wlfh Chilili J ,v\lniu'led by lIHal bfti'f of struggle against' J.ipmijwe proiiilred Ihi importation to ‘til., jr.oldh-1 H <|J- Chiaifg kill Sh«-k 6om tju wcstArt| provinces to tin mil i h m <1 <‘..iht iwlmrjc they were aoiidrir.’ afmlu i ■ oiiiiiiiiiiibiii It * i* n|f ohly oitir betrayal iit Yal l.c buthmr popul ii pi .■ stiri to . t liotfir 110 Amerli it our military pr|jp>p|(i’| M hicll i aiisril the break, il'g. o|. • t |pii proiui'M < 'hlm >i' * fi nop-1 rout) walk Immr-, men If they (iop-ld be 100 weaiy ulun they |»f i imp, to coinhat llmsian '£ W , ’ , ibte|l< |Vi‘i»»Ktirc\ Dur fllidlition, ; mn\ It'hliig mn i/l\es Im th rnlved diiitl phik ‘oii/mtnl experts* wlm -Bli"l ,i|nut Millihg . <inru|it char I Wfittr.fiavi' Coininuiilsm the op li>oi tiinib I' deslicd. and for whl< h

CHROME DINETTES ■ ■ *. ■wßMHi—inirmW rcr: n j nim - ■ u uj— ■i-wi u -.LaTZj ? HESE \Ki:.iIST \ FEU EXAMPLES OF THE MANY FINK SFITES V ON OLR FLOOR. \l.l. HAVE THE FINEST CljiROME— f/ ; W|||l ELASTIC COVERS ON CHAIRS—FORMICA OR E. TEXOLITE TOPS. - l al Table and Four Matching Chains. Extension Leaf. ’’W 111 WE n f l ' 1 Mother of Pearl Plastic Table Top. fl Chairs in Red or Green _i ■ SBLflMff Lxiensioij I able with Plastic'lop and Four Exira 1 a ■Ms Mcavk Chairs. Choice of Colors .. ... ! h — —- - . lOukv Il Hiirlx six inch I'ablc. Extension Leaf. s©| CA Im tho CO of Colors and Chair Six les JI fl — . :.. 1 Im rite-TO x 72 Table. Two Extension Leaves. s<« II PR B ■ HF 77 V’’ \\ 1 Mah luir; ( ha.rs. Gumunierd Chrome <1 ,>y •-><> | ’ —~ IMIB !■ r ’ Solid puk Five Piece Extension Table and Four Chairs. iSflß4tk C4l H < Back Chair. PlnMlc Covers Jf t ii *■“—— ." — ———.— 1 ' ''l' ' 1 *■ m Xationnll.Y Advertised b.v Kuehne, liiisour ITnewl Set. *^^£oß93 lil •‘Odc.slal llascd Phislic T'nble and I’nusunl (Tirotnv $ 1 WFWWhWfcMI .Chains., Choice of Chairs . • I buy easy Idßtmißra terms B/ rhSrar ii -1 HwHHWXw Vv '■ iL -j mCW ' w. . 1 . I r -Au II NO interest OK *J M /// ”‘ -AT 11 - ADDED | J . ||!|. ... — i •— / Wy/ie Furniture Company 152 S. SECOND ! DECATUR, INDIANA ■ . i

me now jmylnM Urn liegliHilmt of a horrible | tire "We pitimhmd K|>n-.i a'linlieil olinlry freedom and help o|t Jap tn's defeat lint ii) tip'’ Itvti.iyal of tile ’.sth tXr.ilh’l.' We < tit oil from the Koi ent npub||< the mln era! rich mirll vital to her coon omy And we have there 10 coinbat Communi t aggres»ioii. The virile, stalwart North-of-China jma -ant with th«. honest untutored mind, tncapuwle of | resisting thp übtleiies oC Communist . propaganda. has become our battle enemy. Bnti.i there is -yet hope, possibly throjigh invasion by Chiang, kai Shck, that disillusioned China w ill/throw off the deceit and control ot| Communism "We in America ... betray our Christianity in various ways: By indifference, by political dishonesty. by gross immortalities and gangster corruption. by weak 'allure to prbpogate our Gospel. And each betrayal strikes hack, at US in the orient. By a subtle: mixture of outright lies, twisted facts, and plain truth. Communist propaganda recounts' the Chliicse_ each American slu. each' ChriJian fuihpe. We must oh* live llvi! ,we Aiperi< ans can no more betray Christ vlthout sufide than tou.ld Judas laeuriot. "th nera| Mm Aithnr in Japan » l. up for ten million, Bibles, g tlmusand mwtonaries We Pres nvierniiis abui(\ cnuld do dial If we gave the!/Lord \|l e tithe He asks. Hut wp seiid mlsMiomil’les from mofe ilimi u.OOtt young iippllcanis hejuusij* w< cannot uflotd to -( Hip more tmt luxuries and trivia us too int'n h Cottimunlslr will pay any price hi pro* par tie their fiilselj/md, Jtill Chris Hiiiis will mit mt tin Utiil'H Truth udtlll they hear. ‘Too ||lt|tt mid too late'' Or will lhe.v ?" . c ' Cij ,1 Inin ryut t i kill ■. ,< i a|> hi ~ |m ihciv ip hoitp I'whrii I'topi t h applied Ho ipd,. ciipht uI h w|t|i tfi till) pdl imnto c|iiii de Oth'. telm I'doll npl W tpl Htdd till rH’l v IWO ratlin > In' t.HUiL m < nip mg io/Ai Study Io |.| l( ‘ \dniiml lio’rporutfon, . I

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THE FUTURE looks dim for Sidney J. Levy, 27, textile salesman arrested in New York on charge of swindling two dentists and a night clubmanager out of $ 10,000 by telling them he could buy nylon dheap and sell at a 50 per cent profit. The money wentrfor partying and giftbuying for leggy showgirl Rosemary Williamson. The former Dayton, 0., beauty said he gave her a 15,800 convertible, a $2,500 mink coat, a SI,OOO watch, a $5,200 diamond ring and SBOO xiforth of furs. Said she, "That creep ... Ho was a pest. I never kneSv he was* in an Uleghl business. He told me he was a gambler." flnternational/Soundphotoa) •—*— ’ Rn —r—r ———

Evansville College Trustee Is Dead I'rliii tiHui hid,. Mun h % iri’t .Serviced will lu'\licld fuuorrui lei 'l* M<h Hui Mi >ti.il<l. Pi't. mi ntli>rii<<\ mid truhtce of Evmir VIIIV Collect' He tiled Vexlei'da 111 flibcoii geiierul houplliil, Judge Takes It f'eraonMlly Ml (‘lciiiciim, Mi, h (I! I'l Mliiilclpul Judke Iktlinld I'lli i’ll! I ill >et| tlo- fillo lor I lll|hlllg .1 >»top Hlmi froiii 13 to $8 uh' i 1,, WIIM liljlircd 111 H "Slop" IlitCIMCi Hon,

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Bloomington Park To Be Named For Bryan Bhxnnlngon, ind„ Mur ch I,- < I I’i I’hlp <ikt> minoum vtl today Ils Bft-ucro park wimild bi limned "W/Illlmn liowc liryhn Park" In honor of Dr. William Low i' Hrymi, preHldvlit umorltUH of hidlaiMt l nlvei it The lid’ v('m\old Hrymii xnld he wuu over wludhu'ti ' liy 'tin* ihmor Impti .'iitiiihl' git t n Ittmlo i with ii lionulc or nifo In foirc tliyliiii Hpi rd* fluit procc' k mid llllipro'cs l/lir |'i odin

Sipiy Feil Venue Itviiry, prasidaht Os th« itmirv Flicking company, the defendant in II ju<U«ment suit by die Kiihttcr I’m kipg company filed fL- u change of wjiiie fi’Oin the AdmiiH lirciilt < 'm t. Th)* avtlofi i.« for a com* plaint on judgement and the appollilinent of a receiver. The court! sustains the change of venue, gives the paHies three days to complete the action, but points out that It is only tor the principle Cause and not for ihe appointment pf receiver, that sUch an appointment must be perfected before the change cun be completed. Pertinent to above action. Francis j. Schmitt and-liis attorney. Hubert McClenahah, appeared in ebgrt to reinstate thefr cause agdiiiat the Ste'ury Packing company iind to file a petition foir a repefv«r,. Which thh court granted. Sevprin Schurger was i thus appointed receiver, appointed Without, hutice to the otjher parties, cohcernpd; for the coiirt qotes, /after examining the affidavit ; that "there' is an omoirgency existing making It necessary to appoint a recOivsnir-rthat to give notice votild jeopardise the custody - dr control <rf the property and plaintlff-jrmrld not reasonably have miticl]uitcd the injury complained of In tlme to have given notice , Owner Dstsrpxined \ Judge llryoii Jenkins, judge of (he.Jifv county olrriih court, sit tinil'ak special jgtlge in tin- cmise lof j’lark and Lewis Hmlth v.i ' ( lirl and' Mm (ha siih’!i. Jolin Thhii jantl.Peter D Hrhwgrtx, WedneuAtiiy determined In an oplnhin halidi'd down J hat' the pl.iiuiiii were the • rightful owner of dih pui|tl Tnfil rstatc Hi- further al|t llhpd tl|w icsHtiitliin that should I-. inmlr hv ilia pmlh'» Iniolxd I,llk. opinion noted tliat 'l une b ut/sold Mm himl to Lewis mid (.‘Jiirk iHmltli, or m least IMa ; m.r«M bt It while selling the eh>

ilrtit 11 «ot«R( ; wftkih Included Qit Hmlth tract, Io ( ail mid Martini Mlib. Jud|» Jenklng notod tirt fart that the <|'lark deed wbm duly recorded within the county records oh May 3 after Trout, had entered Into a Written* contract with them April <>. iltO; then Trout entered Into a contract with Mies on April 11. This latter contract waw declared "Inferior and subordinate to that of the plaintiff's title, and that said agreement (with Mlest is now found to be void and unenforceable.” The court ordered restitution of SI,OOO cash and all notes and uficancellod checks totalling $12,400 “along with mortgage accruing same” should be returned by Trout to the Mieses; SSOO commission received by Schwartz should be returned

im MARCH ■HH VALUES Copyright 1 949, Th« Krogor Co. SHOP KROGER FOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES BIG 2 .. 25" SALE NlltLKTt* I , Nwvr during "2 for 25© SALE" T MEXICORN 2L°.‘. 15e AVONDALE BEETS PACKEIVN LAItEI*. Fay ! and save! ' x KHOtIER Tangy-tart flavor .. J IREEN KINS t IS WEFRUIT JUICE IS£ 2S “S®F& offioEi Mmnlt, delicious , Work ''i.Astpi: tender. Buy now and Navel Packer'# LIMA BEANS I 2Sc LIMA BEANS 2 2SC TOMATO JUICE t&.’lsc ROGER MILK > 2X25# KROGER. Orange and Grapefruit. ,Hcy tomato flavor BLENDED JUICE 2 25c C.TOP 1 ,1? 2 35c KROGER. Buy for thrifty meal! PORK & BEANS 2 33 Save during “March of Values" ... UNIFORM ... PURE CANE SUGAR 10 - 93' iNext 4in 1.. .. 4 p.'U'lcs jn ciiCjb, .m>ut|il phg. V,’l.,U t </.’. L; k* .'lrlfow-'d oil. KROGERCRACKERS, :25c CHEESE SPREAD TOWNjg TAVERN HERSHEY'S Chocolate COOKIES 2 DeUciou# .. . 2-layer PACKER’S L-IBEL. Value! SHOE CAKE E . rh 58; SRATEDTUNA ‘£,2s# Sugared ... Light -Huffy | KROGER. Straight KROGER DONUTS 21c SPAGHETTI 17c i.i'.i .1.11.1 ■ ini.i id i■■ ■■< £. i. i Hfri£u b ..??. 0 J, L1G11 !, . ' hrwir Hot-Dated L() W*j £ \ Ority nt Kroger ertn 20ri)Z. » vOTfee ■• • R M > w sxw’ 0 - tot 1h c 3 -« > - b *<> 2 - 28 4 ■ • H a > l*aat chance for Rtenk Knlve* Prrmiuin , I Hurry... Hurry... - ' > Ii- 1 1 1 • , • ■ i . ■ . |- I ®ET FilU VALUE AT KROGER WITH FULL HALF PORK LOINS! NO CENTERS REMOVED .. . ENJOY TENDER, MEATY CHOPS ANDROABTS AT ONE COST ..'. tirj. mu iiAi.r mi. i4»im lui.r - PORK LOIN 49 59 Small Nike# , , , U-an and Tender . . , Nh<»rt Nhnnli “ SMOKED PICNIC -49' qrcleJL IJated for frCrl. ■icsa. Kroger Free*Mhorr j sliced Bacon su *erch fillets «c 1 am y South Atriran SPARE RIBS , „ 49c .OBSTER TAILS , „ 89c PORK LIVER u. 45c HYING CHICKEN , „ 63c Servp^r.SNliEHßAY BEEF. Choice center cuts. PORK HOCKS u, 45c LOB ND STEAK ,93c I *l., ’ ■ :/• . FINEST FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES at KRONER U.O. No. I Indiana Katahdin ' J | POTATOES ® 1.19 Fancy Washington WINESAP I Beat Quality .. . Solid. Frisp Heads APPLES 5 .49c HEAD LETTUCE 2 25c ORANOES 4 u,. 49c TOMATOES twa U.S, No. 1 Me.di-jn Stea. U.S. No. 1 Shte A. .. FLORIDA NEW YELLOW ONIONS 4 u,, 25c / POTATOES 5 Lh . 39c

to Trout; Trout In turn, Nhmild reimy Mien miv bnc Wl id InwurlllU.U I't.hl on it.nl PMUIt* .mid aI«U recover from Mlm nil Im lim .. i,., „ th# farm, lean oxpmihoa. Unauthorized Strike At Plant In Gary Ggrjr, lml„ ' March s <i i*i Ottlctel# Os the CIO I nite.r Atijo Workers waited today to learti| if about! 800 members wmild Qt|a« an order to return to jobs al the B'udd plant here. The workers left theli- jobs yesterday in what union officials called an /‘unauthorized"’ walkout resulting from an accumulation of grievances. Nigl)t shift workers reported

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for duty, Imt wirni homo wlum they teamed or tht< <gy shirt walk* OUT The cmup tny nmkcN itiiiu bmll»’< fm Ntrnh ahd Hiudchakar. I Xam' '■ i' You ii .I- \nvthiiu' r,. s, H Try A lmmurt)tl Want \d b i'.o < fX,STR -E-T-CH Ml., BUDGJTS ’OUS *'o*l