Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 161, Decatur, Adams County, 9 July 1952 — Page 8

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|| I '||£r a* 7 f) - 1 ; f j V -5‘.27 || ' l j|»' i ' ■• *•. • • ■h^^SMran teM >«K. • .Jf v Dr r IN CHICAGO, aa In practically every other community south of the Arctic Circle, the mercury has been boiling close to the 100 degree mark. Seeking relief and rest, the family of George Pawlauskas curie up on the grass near the lake.. front. u (International)

ALLIED TROOPS FConttHiyed From Pane One) indicated it. was particularly interested in the ratqrp of 15,000 Chiriese “volunteers” who have said they would forcibly resist repatriation. v Communist newsma'n Alan Winningtoii said in Panmunjom an earlier Peiping broadcast rejecting the U. N.’s, “face-saving” proposal to reclassify prisoners had no connection wiht events inside the\conference tent, as far as he knew.

AIR CONDITIONED 5 € I; Tonight & Thursday O—- — s’ o QUR BIG DAYS! First Show Tonight 6:30 Continuous Thur, from 1:30l | BE SURE TO ATTEND! J « •■■ T*A,' - V M-G-M joyously presents JANET LEIGH i and PETER LAWFORD .—J; ***» i ' L w ' ®fISONCE“ LEWIS STONE - MARILYN ERSKINE w • RICHARD ANDERSON t ALSO—-Shorts 14c-50c Inc. Tax —o-O— Frl. & Sat.u-“Retreat, Hell” ■ —o_o_ Syr). Mdn. Tuts.—Jeanne Crain, “Belles On Their Toes”

PE Si?.iiWE| I .. : ' j & j “It's Cool in the Country” f Box Office Opens 7:30 Tonight & ~~ IT‘s AMERICA'S t tki ' Big Date ■FOR * Tw.iPf Great Time/ Jsfv Li ' ■ % wmUm i • w re ■Wtp|g| \ W J^ t \f r^’'"nt BETTY g GRABLE I macdonaid u LW*y CAREY C *M RORY CNJtOUN • EDDIE ALBERT —• ClortXUit AMr»« o—r0 —r- 2_ Fri. A Sat.—“ High Lonesome’’ & “Down in Arkansaw” Coming Sun.—“ Buck Privates” Abbott & Costello’s Funniest! i Under 18 Free

Temporary Wall At New Plant Buckles The south temporary wall of the new diesel plant under construction at Nortlj Seventh street buckled out last week. According to L. C. Pettibone, superintendent of the light department, it happened because df the extreme temperatures last week, and the accompanying contraction and pansion of the wajll. .| \ • t Pettibone said it wasn’t too sdr-iousr-though, as: the wlall ia temporary and will have: to be removed when the plant is extended beyond the planned capacity. I;Ie said an expansion ’ joint will he put into the center of the wall to keep it from, happening agaiij. after which a conference between city officials and the will be htfkrio determine the cause and whose responsibility, - , | Go to the church or your next Sunday. 1 J:' ,j ?

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Opens Friday at 8:30 P. M. Sigmund Romberg’s “THE DESERT SOHR” July 11-12-13 OUTDOOR THEATRE Franke Park. Ft. Wayne Starring J Emalyn Remmel - Paul Gilberg 100-Voice Chorus and Cast A Superb Orchestra /// Bei beta* Open Belly • /C l\ Uyt 11 A.M. ♦» I:3J KM. 'i JO [ meyeis & McCarthy v I «• W. WAYNt • fMONI A-2M2 T A • ‘ If 2F • Upper ««J Lower Terrece. j. .11.45 ' If TH e General Admiuiea.. .It,. .|t.W fl II Fort Wayne Transit Bus Service direct / L j to park on show nights at 7;30 F.M. A Il and 8:00 F.M. Loading at Washington * | [I and Calhoun. Regular cifry fare, \ I U ADDRESS JMAIL ORDERS TO ,% FORT WAYNt \\ :l LIGHT OPERA FESTIVAL y Bk^. Weyjie 2.

LIMBERLOST DRIVE-IN THEATRE •\ j - j GENEVA, IND. — Tonight—. Vittorio GASSMAN | y : *y ,W Dori « Ralph 3 pysgM’l DOWLING * VALLONE | Silvana MANGANO The Fiery Beauty of 5 Continents DIALOGUE Wad * in ij>s - a - ■ A LU* «Lt AM WF / I !■. FRIDAY and SATURDAY HOWARD HILL (The World’s Famous Archer) ■"■• •, -1 r ■—in - - 1 , “TEMBO” r IN COLOR J 1 'l • ■ ALSO—Abbott & Costello in “COMIN’ ‘HOUND THE MOUNTAIN” Sun. Mon. Tu«»--“TH£ AFRICAN QUEEN”—In Technicolor.

Reds Protest Over Ridgway In London Group Dispersed By Police At Airport LONDON. UP — Club-wielding police fought a brisk hand-to-hand skirmish with a small group of Communist demonstrators today as Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway arrived by plane from Paris for a . two-day visit with top British leaders. The fight occurred as about 30 demonstrators rushed ontd the airport and scattered leaflets when the Allied supreme commander’s plane landed. Police dispersed the group and later reported that seven were arrested. No casualties were reported. The leaflets read, “Ridgway go home —Britons never shall Imj slaves.” t About a half dozen men who wore red neckjies tossed pamphlets into the air and\ shouted, “Go home, Ridgway.” Police took then into custody. Ridgway find his wife stepped from the plaine, whil’h landed at 10:10 a.m„ as the demonstration was broken up. Ridgway expressed gratitude for his visit. \ « “I am here to pay my respects to members of the government and your service chiefs,” he said. “My wife and I wish to thank you for your very cordial reception. 1 am very pleased to be in Britain.’; Ridgway's program called Lor lunch with defense secretary Earl Alexander and a meeting with the British chiefs of staff later in the day. ' He and his wife, will be received by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace Thursday. If you have sometmng to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. Jt brings results.

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Cool Breezes Halt July's Heat Wave Most Os Country Is Given >Heat Relief By UNITED PRESS Cool breezes dissolved a July heat wive across most of the country today, but scattered regions sweltered under the touch of hot winds and a scorching sum A cold front, accompanied' by some thundersqualls and rain, pushed eastward across the Appalachians, the S. weather bureau said. A mass '<V cqol air had already swirled down from the Great Lakes into the Mississippi Valley and then marched across the southern plains into Texas. For some areas it was the first cool spell of the summer. ■ The southwest, which has suffered in a record-breaking drouth, got its first relief in-more thart a month when temperatures dropped and rain pelted the area. j. Rainfall in Oklahoma, which Waa badly parched by the proloiftw drouth, ranged from a bare wetting to S| soaking 2.74 inches at MarloW. t The Pacific Northwest parched in a dry heat wave that crippled the logging industry. ip Denver. Colo., could expect a high somewhere in the 80’s compared to the chilly 43 degree weather that hit the city Monday. The 43 reading was, the lowest July temperature in Denver since 1903. Americans could be grhteful for the the heat. In eCntral Europe a heat wave entered its 12th day. Hundreds of persons have died from heat prostration or drownings on the continent, and several Italians were seized with heat madness.. An 84-ye,ir-oki woman became crazed with the heat as her train stopped in Naples and la butcher ran through the streets of Rbme, crazed by a heat fit and firing a revolver into the air. ; '— u.jL \ if you have somethin;;: tu sbu orrooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad , It br‘.ng» results. BIOS FOB BIH lUIIVEHS Notice Is hereby given that the Board of ■ School Trustee** of the Berne-l’repi h Township School w ill LeKin negotiations for echvol bus driver contrax:Cs Monday evening. July 21. 1952. at 8:00 P.M., Central i>aylight Time, at the office of the superintendent of .schools. Bus drivers for four routes will !><• conTddered. Fnr routes one, two, atjd three the drivers will be required to furnleh th“ chassis and trte s< l»otd will furnish the bus bodies. FVir route foot- the chassis and the body both will be furnished by the e< itodi. The specifleatious f<>r the various routes are on file in the office of the superintendent of the Berne-Rrent-h Townshipjßchonl. sigmi mwxxo uxrtisiti itGHk Secretary, JULY 9 F • I Trade Ih a Good Town —Decatur,’

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You’ll discover u lot that you like in this neat, fleet and nimble traveler the first mile you drive it. Such things as cushions broad and deep h~ six-passenger room unsurpassed by any car in America — fabrics rich, soft, harmonious. ' .As you take it through traffic—breast a hil| or two—try it out on back roads—you’ll find that you handle Dynaflow Drive* as if you* had always used it—your ride is serenely level—dnd a great tide of power comes surging up as you need it. This, you will say, is very Super indeed. But no one-time sample can tell you the deep-down enduring thrilll that is yours when- you own this great middle series Buick. •; • • " ’’•- 11 . ; I . ?•• .- • S •■;• . ... 1 - . . ? . 1.. 'i.

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HOOVER GIVEN (Continued From Vngr One) American boys unnecessarily to die or foreign fields, j' "Arperica needs today a new declaration of- independence that Will raise the hearts of our people to their spiritual purpose and their eyes into the sunlight of freedom,” he said. ■ i Delegates burst into a roar of approval when he charged the administration through the Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam agreements with sacrificing the freedom of 650,000- . ooofriendly foreign people “on the altar of appeasement of Communism. »’ : ’They cheesed again when he declared: F \ J .£’ ”1 am not ashamed to say that our first duty is to defend the United states.” He drew another round of applause . when he mentioned Gen. . Douglas MacArthur in condemning the administration’s policies in\ Korea. ’ At the close of his 46-minute address, which .was interrupted 59 times by applahse. Mr. Hoover reyerted to his opening words . . . ’’From the inexorable course of nature, this is most likely to be the last time I will have the honor o( attending your conventions." Again the crowd shouted “No! No!” ; Finished, he turned and walked slowly from the platform. His two sons were on the platform with their father. Alan Hoover turned to a reporter and remarked: "It was a wonderful demonstrarton .” Herbert Jr. said simply: “I'm glad he’s still with us to see it.” p ■ '■ ■• ■ ’ If you nave someming to sell or rooms for rent try a Democrat Want Ad If, brings results.

J SCOFF AT (Cnntlnned From Page Owe) I . er about one-Ddnl higher after taking count of taxes and price rises,” L 1 ' Statement of Condition of the ■ MAM FACT! HF.H* Ml Tt 41. PIRK IMHHAME CO. Providence, ttiu.de 1500 Turk,-- Hr ad fi .lid? < On the Slat day of iM-r-ember. 1!>51 HOVEY T I*P.EI-iMAN, Preaident ANTHtWW T. .JOIINHON, Secretary Amount, of C-apltal paid up Mutual Company I : ASHE-rs <ME ('OMPAXVI Bonds |S< heduie l>> ....S :5.a2.12 Stocks (Schedule D) ....|Z3.X5(,!_’!!«. 11 Mortgage koans on Real Estate (Sehed- ! ule B) L $ Nothing Real Estate owned * Nothing Collateral loans (Schedule C> $ Nothing Cash\ and Bank deposits ...I $ 2.738,112.77 Agents’ balances or tincollected, premium deposit ....\.* 2,422.538.08 Other assets $ 670 170.X8 Total Aseets 271.658,110.26 I4ABLL.ITI.Ea. SI’RPU’S j AND OTHER FUNDS . Reserve for lA>ssek , 2;5|«1,89145 Reserve for lioaa Adjustment Exptiines ~..| 60;9,03.59 Reserve for “Unearned . Freniium* ..._; |?1,327,796.&2 Reserve for Taxes | 80O,OWLoo ; All other Liabilitiesll9,ol3.99 Total Li;M«ilitie<s ....155,269.i;<M.2.'> Special Surplus Funds $ ‘ Nothing Capital Paid up of Statutory Deposit $ Nothing Una ss I g n'e d Funds (Surplus 136,388,804.01 ! Surplus as regards Policvliolders $36 388,804.01 To tai 171,658,410.26 State <nf Indiana, Office of Insurance Corbmissioner 1. the undersigned, .lnst(rati<-.e; I'pmmisXiuner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a ••(•orrpet copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Goaripany on Hie 31« t day of (December, HfM; as shown by the original statement and that the said original statement is now on file in this offi< e y . i In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my ttffieial seal, this 16th day lof June, 1952. SEAL Frank J. Vlehmnnn. Ineu-rame Commissioner. Based on actual .market value, De-' member 31, 1951 Surplus as regards policyholders >34.749,250.07. JULY 9—21.

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