Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 5 July 1951 — Page 2

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TRAFFIS DEATH ' (Continued Front Pace One) sons were injured. Three-year-old Virginia Belle O Hanion was killed at Clinton. M 0 .4 in the -explosion of ar homeFOR PLAYYIMI Willllliyuu " o,t n MACARONI

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made black powder ( bopib. And teii-year-old Constance May Stoklas of Calumet City, Ill.r was struck and killetl by a as she skipped across i a highway to a 4 fireworks stand, DIRECTS (Coetlnurd From Pe«e Oaf) Iranian oil company. I— | Britain asked the court for an injunction to protect her |>il rights pending final outcome of- the controversy. I.' • The court roc<inimend| > d ijthat Iran and Britain should |eaph insure thatjipjaction is tak£n jwhich might prejudice the rijgt,ts pf other patties" until the | tribunal can rule further.

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Columbia City Man Heads CROP Program Rev. Abbey Named District Supervisor S The Rev. Donald D. Abbey. Columbia ‘City, Evangelical "United minister. \has been appointed a district supervisor for the 1951 J Christian i rural overseas program I- Ln Indiana, announces Richard J. Fraser, . Lafeyette. .itate CROP director. K ® Rev. Abbey will supervise the 'Organization and conduct of the (’ROP campaign In district 7. Which includes Whitlejt. Allen, Riiptingfon. Wells > and Adams counties. He is one of 19 supervisors being named tjjjs year to Insist In the drive to collect 114 fearloads of farm commodities from Hoosier farmers for overseas Relief shipment through CROP. ;f A member of the Farm Bureau. Rev. Abbey holds a 11. 8. degree from Central Michigan , College. Rev. Abbey was executive secretary of the Indiana Christian Endeavor association and alsp a forIner denominational representative for crop: I CROjP's 1951 campaign is designed to aid five specific areas of Mhe Wrrld with food for the refugees and needy. These include Korea, when the'military situation «, India, wherfc bu'shnels of wheat tiave already been Jsent; Japan and other areas of the -Far East; the Holy- Land; and Europe. . CROP is spopsore<|. By\ three fchurch agencies: Catholic Rural tLlfe, Church World' Service, and World Relief. Since its •feuimling five years ago as a vol nhtary relief agency with approval ,of the state department and of the I'. S. depart|ment of agriculture. CROP has more than , $12,300,000 worth erf farm commodities for ; overseas distribution through established church channel . It has shipped to 29 different countries. «■ I l| , Hill ■I, I- ■».»' ... . » !»-*■ '■ • ♦ — — I ~ ITCH Don*t Suffer Another Minute No matter how many remedies yoa have tried for itching of eczema, ' ; psoriasis, infections, athlete's foot or whatever your skin trouble may be—anything from head to foot— WONDER SALVE and WONDER SOAP can help you. \ ! Dereloped jar the boyt in the " . Army*—now for you folkt at home : WONDER SALVE is white, gresseless. antiseptic. No ugly sppenrsnee. Safe for children. Get WONDER SALVE—rnislis : sr Money refunded. A truly wonderful i ; preparation. Try it—today. For rectal troubles, get PYLOX, white, rresseleso, . no staining. Pain relievin*. Large tube : with applicator and her. «o)rt in Decatur by Smith, Kohne. ;an<l Itolthouse Drug .Stores; or your rtrurKist

V" ■ \ . - ' S jVx I ■* ; ■ . ■ 1 t-wai I .. - : TitiniiifflTi"wrrwiiiij 1 ; Ji I THISI VIEW of the river front at Kaesong, where the Communists haye asked that truce talks be held, I shows UN forces crossing in pontoon boats. Kaesong is two miles south pf 38th parallel.

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Bluffton C. Os C. A Conducts Programs The Bluffton Chamber of Commerce Is. conducting a series of programs, one a Week, in which business meta describe their own concerns:. This week’s talk was by' Compton Rider of the \Motris sfores. He has been With thte com-1 pany 36 years and has seen the chain grown from 12 stores to 72. This is: the 50th anniversary year of the Stores organized by the late George Morris. Total sales of the 1 ' ■■■*' --■■■■■ i ■ A

•- ■- -■ . - V •/. • '*■ ; -■ i: V 77 ■’ •! ' 7 A 1.. 193 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA, worth more than a quarter of a millior dollars and enough to make 1,500,000 ’’reefers,” is checked in by Detective George W. Win Jet in Washington. The dope was found in upholstery, and in secret compartments cf car in possession of John R Weatherbee, 28, New York, hekPundct SIO,OOO bond on charge of vtolat ing tax act. The cache is largest ever recovered in U. S. (International b\ ••7/" z Mr 'j' ? r « -i|3M ■BraEk 7 I . y. NEW GRAND EXALTED RULER of the Elks, Howard R. Davis (right), | Williamsport, Pa., is congratulated by outgoing ruler, Joseph B. Kyle, Gary, Ind., at 87th convention in Chicaero. (International Soundnhoto)

stores the piist year, he Stated, wa< over \|15,000,000 and total wages paid was $2,300,000, with some 2,500 Nation’s Highways The nation’s highway system includes some 415,000 miles of state highways, 2,400,000 miles of county, township and village roads, and 250,* dOO miles of eity streets. Os this, 1,415,000 miles ar* unsurfaced. Blinded in War Fifteen hundred American servicemen lost their sight during World War IT. • j . 7

Root Township Farm Bureau Meets Monday A full program for next Monday’s meeting of the Root township Farm Bureau tvas announced today by chairman Leo King, including a talk and motion pictures by state conservation department representative Rudy Meyer; a play pre sented, by the rural youth, and a cake-baking 'contest. Prises totalling $lO and ranging frdm $4 down to $1 will be given for the four best cakes, King said. The meeting is to be held In school.. Milk Cows v More than 26,000,000 cows on three-fourths of the nation’s 5.177,000 farms produce milk. .

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