Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 17 January 1952 — Page 8

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MAYOR ISSUES (Coat tawed From Page Owe) iSternoon and 11 o’clock at night and-all involved at least one minor, and m several instances th® drlv- / t ers of bbth cars involved were minors. k' _• *-■ ’ ,k ■. ' The mayor also has asked the cooperation of all police patrols in the drive for fewer accidents. Oysters are rich in copper, iron, lodine, and vitamins. They were cultivated as early as 100 B.C. * — TODAY — * Continuous from 1:30 “INSIDE THE WALLS OF FOLSOM PRISON” St<ve Cochran, David Brian ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax BE.SURE TO ATTEND! FRL & SAT. J The Most Daring Naval Rescue Raid Os Our f^Sx?^Time! Submarine! Command starring ■unBOUIENwOISON ruhM-mW fl .KWHaM— MwH'HISiaLtaSH'MMI Snat k Ma Um ■ Itaml DM Mon. Tues.—Elizabeth Taylor “A Place in the Sun” —— .■ ■■ I 1 V M FRL SAT. & SUN. i Continuous Sat. &. Sun. • F V. ♦ ’ .. -I 2 WESTERNS—TWICE AS MUCH ACTION! J& Meh . jQjFf MAYOR MMBi/ GENE AUTRY! It ■ PICTURES ■ MV prestnts .BENE AUTRY = I «Ms CHAMPION WerWs Weeder Mw VMZEYOF FIRE* Ckristhw Urwo * k >1 “‘MTBUTTBAM WSidßiU \ —ADDED THRILLER—- | Slk-OUN .TRAP A ■ON STAGICOACH H Wliip-V*s * MOMX3AM MU*M Only 14c-30c Inc. Tax

Falls Asleep While | Smoking, Man Dies South Bend, Ind./Jun. J7—(UP) —D. Hershel Dean, 42, died in memorail hospital today of surns suffered last night when he fell asleep while smoking in bed. Police said Dean’s 1 roommate. Frank Page, 43,-discovered the| blaze. Charge Shortage To More Grain Dealers Short In Holdings j Os Government Grain Washington, Jan. 17 — — The agrciulture department; said today it has charged four p more grain dealers with shortages J In their holdings o( government-own-ed grain. I 1 1j. |./ This brings to 12 the number of grain “conversion” cises reaching the court stage.- Some 15 tO 20 others still are under investigation, a official Baid. Thename of on? firin announced vesterday 'at Fort Worth, Tex., is iheiuded in the 'department’s anr.cmncement today. = A spokesman Bald the potential maximum loss to the government from cases announced: t»o datb now stands at about $3,720.0(10. Cases still under investigation may up ♦his figure to $5,000,000 or $6,000.000, he said. The firms namfs today and the amounts involved! E. and S. Bonded Warehouse. San Antonio. $150,000 in. grain sorghums:! Kasbeer Farmers ElevatOt Leer. 111., $17,000 in, jcommodity credit corporation corn: Nohr Elevator Co., Craftopu Neb./ $13,000 in corn: Plans Grain and Storage Co., Fort Worth. $400,000 in grain sorghums and wheat. Department officials said they* hoped to rdcover most of the money involved in the storage of government-owned grain in privately operated warehouses. Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-g. D.) revealed meanwhile that ths senate’s permanent investigating: commutes has received “a great ipany” reports of alleged “discrepancies” tn the grain storage program and other agriculture department operations. Secretary of agriculture Charles F. Brannan was recalled today for his second straight Jay of closeddoor testimony before a house appropriations subcommittee. He will appear at senate agriculture committee hearings, which probably will be open, beginning tomorrow. ; I ' ' ll ■■ i

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I Jacobs Willing To Be Senale Candidate Wants McHale Out As Committeeman Indianapolis, Jan. 17—(UP)— Former congressman Andrew Jacobs said today he wpul£ accept the Democratic nomination for U.f?? senator from Indiana if national committeeman Frank McHale is booted out of his Job and it is given to Gov. Henry F. Schricker. Jacobs believes those developments are “highly probable”—sometime jn May. If Jacobs is nominated, he will run next November against Sen. William E. Jenner, who announced last week he would seek another term. Senators traditionally are unopposed for renomination in second-term bids., ,“I don’t know of anybody I’d rather run against,” Jacobs said. Jacobs, who was defeated in his bid for re-election to the house frbm the 11th- district (Marion county) in 1950, added, however, that i“as long as Franp McHale is national committeeman, I don’t want a nomination for anything.” He\ said a “majority” of Hoosier Democrats want Schricker tof take over the national committee post and there is “no question" but that he would. J' “Tluy would like very - much for Schricker to run for the senate,” Jacobs said, “but he’s told me he ijot dray would not run but that he could not 5 be induced to run.” “But I think he has enough interest in the party that he will accept the national committee post when the time comes," he added. Jacohs described hhnself as “a very unambitious man” and said he would not consider bis candidacy “until matters pertaining to the organization have been straightened out” and Indiana Democrats “have a loyal organization.” He said the Democratic national committeeman from Indiana should be “someone who would lend honor

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and distinction t to the party— Schricker has those qualifications.” “It should not be someone who would use the post to ladle gravy,” Jacobs said, ”ai)d not a practicing lawyer.” M Jacobs said a lawyer might be employed by persons who hire him. for reasons other than that the man was a good lawyer. In such case, he said, a national man would be “using” his posh even though he did not intend to do so. \ \ ,k; “Schricker wohld add strength to the party,” he Baid. “I can think, of no one who has talked to m4n about the national conimittee post who hasn't expressed the hope the" governor will accent it.” w ■ ' . »i Scientists can determine tge age of skeletons by measuring, the amount of radio-active carbon in the bones.

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RESCUE TRAIN (Coatlnu»d Itrom Pa ire One) j pretty low.”’ The finally broke through from U-S. Highway paralthe Southern Pacific right-of-way shortly before noon yesterday. At -least 27 persons were jin a weakened condition and they were Taken off first. A fleet of emergency automobiles and trucks ’waited on the highway and then transported ,the passengers over the snow to Nyack\ Lodge, four miles k awky. f ■ . At extreme flood, Guayra Falls, on the Parana River between x Par,aßuay and Brazil, has more dhan eight times the water volume Vs Niagara. ' t J Otah, named for the Ute Tribe of Indians, was ; originally called Deseret, a name used in the Book pf Mormon, meaning “honey bee.”

Cats are safer now than they used to be. Manufacturers make nylon strings for guitars and ukeleles. Oregon is one of the few states permitting slogans on ballots. .:1 ' r The United States has at least a dozen stretches of railroad track of 59, miles or more without, a curve. The runs from Wilmington, N. C., PLEDGES ' <C—tliu’wed Front Puwe Oae) States of Europe, but suggested that there be less quibbling over the form of fusion. What matters drnost, he, said, is the number of ready fpr “unified action.” 'He referred to atomic secrets as “the supreme deterrent against a third world war, and the most effective guarantee of victory in IL”

RUS PLEA (ContlnwoG Pwg« One) James* Van Fleet could settle the question on the battlefield. These bloodthirsty men ! who must ravage, destroy, kill women, children, priests, doctors, everybody,; havb the psychology of a cannibal. Then we are told these latter-day cannibals will settle thq. whole matter” Vishinsky said. American demands for a exchange of war ■prisoners. as "unreasonably, illegitimate ahd unfair.” Vishinsky accused western U. N. delegations of evolving “a careful, elaborate plan to thwart serious and businesslike examination” of ♦.he Soviet atomic proposals. : ■' —| Far west (Continued From Pans Owe) drenched under a new rainfall of ".38 inches, i-an into the millions. The city government estimated damage to its facilities alone at 1500,000. Anfl county road damage was set at $250,000. « . Six I deaths* were blamed on the flooding. Three persons drowned in cars caught by the rampaging waterjs, two ioHapsed fighting-the onrushing tides and one was killed in' an automobile accident. Thq one bright spot in the whole state appeared \ to be the rescue of the passengers from the snowbound City of San Francisco streamline train. I NEW BOMBING (Co»<U«e4 From Page Oae) spinning into the ground. ; >■ A delayed Cclalm showed y third Mig was destroyed by Lt. Col.' James B. RMsbel of Redfield, S. Dak. He peppered the Mig with machine gun fire, observed his hitp, and Saw the enemy pilot bail out. | •! ’ One Mig yrag damaged during the battle. r~ Only patrbl activity and minor probing attacks were reported from the Korean ground front. ;

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, IBM

Os all family pets, a survey of owners reveals, canaries are the most sensitive to cold weather. Like thdij family car, canary owners say,.they must be extra alert for failing temperature. v HEARING EXPERT DUE IN DECATUR ■ ; Sonotone's hearing specialist, L M. Friend, of Fort Wayne, will conduct Sonotone's* regular month- i *y Hearing Center' at the Ri< e Hotel iff Decatur this Saturday, laundry ; 491h from' 2t06 p. tn. '* Any one who has a hearing problem or difficulty :in under* *' standing 4s welcome to consult Mr. Friend without charge. Those Jolng so will also oe given an sudlomefric test and analysis of their individual hearing loss without additional post. I • -Investigate the Sonotpne method of hearing correction including Sonotone’s new “977.” It’s the latest research development in Sonotone’s fight ggalpet deafness. ' .1 I* Vi. advt.l'' <' i : Wwf SEU r TMK\ I J/m 1; ■