Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 12 February 1952 — Page 8

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Urges U.S. Follow Ideals Os Lincoln School Segregation Lashed By Chapman Springfield,,.lll., Feb. 12.— (UP)rSecretary of interior Oscar L. Chapman called on Americans today to live up to the 1 treats of Abraham Lincoln by doing away with segregation in schools. *' In a speech prepared for Lincoln ; day celebrations, Chapman praised the Civil War president as a man who worked “for a peace which would create unity among men and extend the area of human freedom.” Unfortunately, he said.khe peace which caine out of the vil War was not Lincoln's peace and there- , fore the problems he faced are still here. \ “We still have to take our stand for the noble solutions Lincoln stood for,” Chapman said. “We still need the broader unity which comes- of full understanding and tolerance. We still need to remove the which exist: between large groups of wr people.” l ' One way in which he said Amerit cans can remove such inequalities is by ending segregation in its educational facilities. , , “If we are to be true to the ideals of America, we can never permit tax-supported facilities to be used on a segregated basis,” Chapman said. “When we do that, our government itself is violating one of Lincoln’s great principles. “In the end. we shall' not have complete freedom in this country until we learn to handle this whole problem of segregation on the basis of the simple ideals of Christian- ‘ i; - v "' - i - Chapman said the United States . must also aim for establishing Lincoln’s goals of unity and human freedom in its foreign policies. He. said those were the aims Woodrow Wilson struggled for ; ?in the peace after World War I but he lost that battle. “What the world wants is precisely what men wanted in Lincoln's * day and in Wilson’s —the chance to attain the kind of unity in which men can work and live together in peace and ttte chance to win a freedom that shall apply to all men of all races and colors _and creeds with an end to exploitation and injustice,” Chapman said. — . You can work a little soap into crtacks between floor boards to stop them frotn squeaking. Every eleven years, on the average, the sun becomes most active and sunspots are most numerous. j . \ Michigan has a land area of 57.980 miles and almost as much water. The Michigan boundaries take in-an area of more than 40,000 square piiles of lakes and rivers. j>' .. The Goddess of Liberty was dedicated by Grover Cleveland 65 years ago. The statute in New York harbor was a bitthday present to the United States from France commemorating American independence. ■, vtvMMfIMHHHE&MbdMMaWkSwtaaHF' 4- —J 1 | — Last Time Tonight — “MY FAVORITE SPY” Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr | ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax •- yWED. & THURS. o— n OUR BIG DAYS! First Show Wed. at 6:30 i Continuous Thur, from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! V” —— 1> 4 n? ' M-G-M Presents the Technicolor of the Texas showgirl and the prince! , Lana Turner * j/EzioPinza j Fnmm Mm M '‘South P«ofic M who mikes lo»« with mu»ic' COtOOY TECHNICOLOR MARJORIE MAIN • BARRY SULLIVAN SI ffMC HNME • MMK REYNOLDS O—O Frl. & Sat.—“Crosswinds”—Color John Payne, Rhonda Fleming —o Coming Sun.—Doria Day, “I’ll See You in My Dreams”

— !*! ■■ 1 1 I■ > I - , I | ■ ,h( n. ELIZABETH: MORE THAN 100 KILLED IN THREE CRASHES , > ■— I e > j, . 4 •J I i -■ W /. h;i , r t , . 1 ESP . ? - -4' •?"■•»/ i Hr -•jlWsm / • ■■ I W- ■ ' ■ 4 no > 4 V r ..... . ......... WWasl k ictr- • i 4 i 10'’3£'T K II 5 ■PsS?" ■ £a. ; . -■...1:..-. *■* . .I ■ 1 -1 H 4ir ’Si i ’ 4 i I : I ' ■ '' T NUMBERS IN AERIAL PHOTO of Elizabeth, N. J., locate the three recent transport plane crashes Which killed a total jof more than 100 persons. Arrows point to scene of each crash. Newark airport is bn background. No. 3 is the latest crash, showing pert of the National airlines DC-6 fuselage where it felled a big tree after bouncing off the roof bf an apartment building. No. 2 is the American airlines crash of Jan. 22 which killed 30 persons, including Robert Patterson, former secretary of war. No. 1 is the crash of the non-scheduled C-46 which killed 56 on Dec. 6. (International Soundphotos) . ■ ' s 4'. • 4 - ■ i '4 •' J r■ ' ' I ■. i ■. J '■

i ii-—U-u—| —4.^—, — COUNTY (Co* iwjg \ From Ta Ke. Onet tion and the onjy requirement is that the-oration be original. COMMUNIST (Cnntlnnrd From P»KrOn») Korea limited sth air force places to only 276 sorties Tuesday. -But allied fighter-bombers were still credited with cutting . Red rail lines at 63 places. ; UN COMMAND <Conlfnued From, Pattr Part chance to drag in the Indo-China problem, the question of Formosa.

" ; 1h f r^o*^ - A.'l&* r WHSI < '; ! mSHL FORTUNATELY it was a few minutes Rafter midnight no children were in this swing when fragments of the National airlines DC-6 transport slanimed into it in Elizabeth, N. J. , (International Houndptioto)

_j —r ——’-j —~— ’•nd their Charges 'against the mace treaty with . Japan.” the broadcast \ ; "They are anxious to unleash tjieir propaganda on these ques-; lions with some semblance of legelityi At the present time they are limited in what they can say or do about the other problems in the Orient, and their helplessness hurts them. , . . “This, apparently,tj is exactly < what the Communists want—a further opportunity to i becloud the Korean peace settlement with other issues in which the Communists and the tree world are at Joggerheads.” e

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NATION PAYS (Continued Kroiii Pagr O|»*Y I - - — i ——4 -r-. carried off” by other issues before ,| ’‘the great work before us” is comI' pleted. i ”H 0 was saying that no small matter, no party difference, or small mistake in the affairs of government sTiould be allowed to divert our attention frofn the great •purpose, ’’ Sto\ enson said. "His worth [ring with the sajne, urgency and validity today.” • . Trade in a Good Town Decatur * ' —rt • VOTIVE OF FIMAI. SETTI.EWEVT S- OF ESTATE Ao. 4732 creditors; anti; .'legatees •of M irgaret E. Con ter. <tec«iaijed to app ar in the Adams Circuit t'mnt held alt Decatur, Indiana, «hi the 2Hth day of February, 1352, and show cause, if any, why the FIX AL SET* TLEAfENT .M COUNTS.' with thy estate- of said decedent shonid hot b£ approved; and said heirs are notified to then and fhefe make proof of In irsaip. and Receive 'tlieifr <Mstribu«: live shares. 1 ; .•■ ■ R<mr C. Conter, Aqrftlniptratdr Decatur, Indiana, February 4, I***, Attorney Ftrtl 1., bitterer. FEB. 5—12 SPECIAL THIS WEEK — .. ■ I■l I—NEW ‘ /. • OIL HEATER ■ I 1— NEW ) GAS HEATER I —> BOTH PRICED TO SELL! MAZELIN HEATING SERVICE 233 N. 2nd St. Phone 3-3808 I” 1 . 1 . i I. / p k

Tavern Robber Is Held In San Diego • Indianapolis, Feb. 12 — (UP) — FRI agents today arrested Mike .Francis Romano. 33, in San Diego, Calif., for the Jan. 3. holdrup of Mike's'-Bar, East Chciago, Incl., in which 14.500 in cash and two t;uns were taken. The arrest was announced by Harvey G. Foster, ariferit in charge o'? the FBI office here. He said Romano, also known as Dotninick Mardella. wuold be before a U. S. commissioner i today for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. I i | 4, Romano was arrested while waiting at an airport for his wife’s arrival from Gary, Ind.. Foster said, and was armed. 'll6 said Rontano also is wanted in connection with an armed robbery.in Detroit, ‘Mich., last November and as -a parole violator from Pennsylvania. This year marks the.fiftieth anniversary of the National pureau of Standards. Created by law in 1901, the bureau is thte principal agency of the federal government for fundamental research In physics. mathematics, chemistry, and engineering. ' H ji ' The enly living thing capable of maintaining life in Great Salt I uke’s saturated salt abater is tiny'brine shrimp. [ African Paradise Tanganyika, stretching from the Indian ocean deep into east-central Africa, is a third larger than Texas and has a population of between flv« and six million people. Its mountains tower nearly 20,000 feet, and the “bottom drops out” to fofpi part of Africa’s grert Rift valley, of an* cienf volcanic creation. Resources include tin, diamonds, gold and silver, as well as fertile cotton and coffee lands, and forests of mahogany and ebony. Elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, lions, ostriches, and antelopes have made this region a happy hunting ground for big-game sportsmen. !■ Sav- Dishwashing fTo save time and dishwashing when a recipe calls for milk, meas- > ure dry ingredients with your cup first, then use the same cup to meas> ure milk. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur !■ . L .Uli. I

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Temperatures Above Normd Predicted Indana-polis, f 4. 12—(U P)— Fair slttes and sunihine cleared off a frost blanket in Indiana today, and the weatherman predicted altove-normal temperatures through Friday. Intermittent rain is expected for the next three days with the possibility of snow or freezing rain accompanying colder weather during the weekend. But even then, temperatures were to go no lower than normal for this time of year. The mercury dipped to 22 degrees in South Bend early today and ranged upward to 30 in Indianapolis. It was not expected to go below 30 anywhere in the state tonight. THOUSANDS! <From Pwge n»»r> the cutting wind. There were Englishmen. Welshmen, j Scotsmen and Irishmen, students from the African territories, and natives of Malaya, and Burma and Hong Kong—some of the 600,000,000 and more persons in the British family. Go to the ebureb of your choice next Sundav. ____________

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