Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 9 May 1951 — Page 6

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, WARNS NATION (Continued From Page One) production controls are "urgently •accessary." . "It is also urgently necessary for the congress to extend the author--ity for inflation controls—controls on prices, wages, credit and tents,” he said. "And by that I 4nean adequate authority to do the job—authority not crippled by a lot of special

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exemptions for special gropips.” Mr. Truman bliintly rejected the theory, advanced in some quarters, that price and wage controls can be dropped to let higher taxes and indirect controls carry the load ol baiting inflation. < J He \ said that as biggerj and bigger military orders hit the national economy the pressure will increase by leaps and bounds and “it is going to get worse before it gets better,” ■ .' I •’ F 1-I1- % ’ *

Ex-Dancer Attempts ' .. ■ ’ ’ “ To Commit Suicide Spent Evening With Actress' Husband Beverly Hills, Calif., ifcay 9.— (UP)—An attractive ex-damcer who allegedly spent a gay eyening with the husband of Mary Astor the night the actress attempted suicide tried to kill herself last night with an overdose of sleeping drugs. Joan Blair Casparis, 33. was found unconscious in her room at the swank Beverly Hills hotel by assistant manager Warren Rock, who was. alerted by Miss Astor’s husband,, stock broker Thomas E. Wheelock. * \ ' Beverly Hills police said Wheelock came to the hotel at about 7 p.m. and told t we switchboard operator he had been trying to call Mrs, Casparis all day but her telephone was busy. \ , The operator checked the line and discovered the telephone was off the hook. *. Rock told officers he hurried to the room and found the dancer sprawled across her bed, the telephone clutched in her hand. He called police, who took the woman to a hospital. Police Sgt. Joe Gebhardt said the room was strewn with blue capsules, which medical technicians said apparently were sodium amatol. The woman, a former member of the dancing team of Baron and Blair, was rushed to California Lutheran hospital where attendants said she would recover. , She entered the Hospital under the name Joan Blair and was accompanied only by police, attendants said. Gebhardt said Wheelock told him he met Mrs. Casparis when she checked into the hotel Monday night, the night Miss Astor gulped 16 sleeping pills in a suicide try her doctor said resulted from "an emotional disturbance common to most women her age.” M|ss Astor, academy-award winner now 45, was reported resting comfortably today• in a hospital near the movie studio where she achieved some of her greatest sue- . Her personal physician, Dr. P. H. Stellar, said there was “nothing serious” about her mental depression, but we can’t talk to her now.” Miss Astor took a near-fatal dose of pills tn the Wheelock’s San Fernando Valley home after calling a Catholic priest. - - ? Stellar said her marriage to Wheelock, her fourth husband, was “hat>py as far as I know.” \ I Her lOyear-old son by her third marriage, Anthony Del Campo, was with her in the house at the time. , STATE OF (Coptlnued From Page ° B<> speculators was ordered. Meantime, sanitary inspectors set fire to ruins in Jucuapa to prevent contagion. In some places, fires started by the earthquake were still burning but reported under control. Farmer Killed By High Tension Line Bedford, Ind.. May 9 —(UP)— William Burford, 56, Franklin, Ky-., suffered a fatpl schock when baling wire hit a high tension line as he baled hay on a farm two miles east of here yesterday. APPOINTMENT OP V administratrix \ No. 4TOO Notice io hereby Biven, That -h undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Amos Sommer late of Adams Counfy, deceased. The estate! Is probably z«ol- ' Sommer, Administratrix A Anderaon Attorney April 24/ INI. _ „ „ APRIL 25—MAY 2—9 APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX No. 4707 Notice is hereby given, That the undersigned has been appointed Ad ministratrlx of the estate of Werst late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solVent Arlon Went, Administratrix Coster * Smith, Attorney May 1, 1951. MAT 2—9—16. i

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Miss Evelyn Gerke , Is Junior Marshal Muncie, Ind., May 9. —Miss/ Evelyn Marie Gerke pf Deeatuif has been named a junior marshal at Ball State Teachers College Mid will serve aa usher at spring ebn vocations, baccalaureate and/fcoipmencement exercises. T l/i rt y juniors are selected for this honor each year by Dlr: John R. Emeus* president of the college, upon the recommendation! of the junior class sponsors* \ Miss Gerke is secretary of Theta Sigma, home economics honorary fraternity; publicity chairman of the Lutheran student association; and a .membet of Alpha Sigma Alpha social sorority, Rekamemoc cluK pi Omega Pi, national honorary business education fraternity. > I j -jA + Local Sludent Is Winner In Contest \ feoger Fruchte Is t Winner In Drawing Ro&et- Fruchte, a senior in the Decatur high school, was awarded a first prize ribbon and brought the high school recognition for his entry in the recent Purdue Uni-versity-spoinsored regional drawing contest. v Limited to students of industrial art classes in thrge regions throughout /the „state, Fruchte’s drawing was one of 300 In the Fort Waynje show, and one of sev* eral entered by Decatur high schqol students of industrial jirt instructor Amos Ketchum. \ • The prize-winning djfchitectural drawing wa? of an office interior which won for Fruchte, in # addition to the ribbbn. a draftsman’s drawing board and T-square For the school, aside from a proper award certificate, the industrial art classes Will utilize a square, projection box, letter chart, and the technical but appropriate book autographed t»y Purdue University’s fcrofessqt Luizadder. ♦ Incidentally, Decatur was one of the only three recipients of this coveted school award in the Fort Wayne regional drawing contest. » Ontario’s Nipigon Riiver is the largest river flowing into Lake Superior. PUBLIC (Coatlnaed From Faga One) A ity, including buildings. | From a handful of patrons, thr 1951 service load takes in 5,300

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telephones, of which 3,300 ar* located in Decatur. Average dally calla run from 18,000 to 20,000, the i»0,000 peak occurring on Nov. 25, 1950, the day of the blizzard. Shu - Ins communicated with each other over the phone, it was .explained. The eight toll boards are supervised by Miss Laura Stanley. The new system .'is so modern that local operators can ring a given number in San Francisco, without the delay of giving the number to ether operators t’fie line. However, this instant service is not available in Fort Wayne, due to the lack 1; of facilities in the telephone exchange in that city. Besides Mr. Ehinger, directors of the Citiz'ene Telephone company are, Leo Yager, board chairman; S. E. Hite, C. £. Bell and Arthur L. Voglewede. While they have built a modern telephone system, sufficient to serve a city several times as large as Decatur, they

WHICH WILL BE YOU ' THIS SUMMER ?\ — Put yoursali in this picture- Will you be spending long hours standing over a hot stove putting up fruits and v.gatablas the oldfashionad way by canning? Or will you put them up the mod.rn method by preparing them in a jiffy for -quick-freezing and storing in your locker? Quick-freezing is not only so much easier, but better for you and your family bocauM all of nature's goodness, freshness, and nutrition are retained. You owe it to yourself and your family to quick-ireezrt your fruits and vegetables this summer. Well be glad to give you full information on bow to prepare the various foods b for freezing ... the correct containers to use ... and bow to properly quick-freeze and store them. H P. SCHMITT LOCKER SERVICE Phone 3-2903 I'■ . > ■

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