Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 162, Decatur, Adams County, 10 July 1952 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By —f tllE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter ' Dick D. Heller _ A - — President A. R. Holthouse Editor J. H. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouts Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 16.00. Six months 13.25; 3 months. 11.75. ' By Mai’, beyon<l Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, |7.00; C months, $3.75-; 3 months, 12.00. 1 By Carrier, 25 cents per week- Single copies. 5 cents 0- — - - 20 Years Ago \ *4OO J n Dama 9e As TODAY \. * . • w ° Autos Collide I 5.-’ ■ < ■j — ® An estimated S4(VO in damages July 10, 1932, was Sunday. was caused last night when—ac--7yf- —--t. • ■ J oj l j j L w k I TT'XSA V ROM AH I l\\A Vy l - y cleanser l * w/xW 3 <3SH3 HL S whitens Romani Cleanser Bleach makes dingy, stained clothes snowy-white. Saves the work and wear of hard rubbing. For stubborn stains, see directions on label. ) i. ’ T i • „ ~ ” ~ <; •p-. ■ ■ ' ■■/ n ■ Rexall Mid-Summer SALE JULY 10 TO THE 20th KLENZO FACIAL TISSUES /« Big 300 Sheet Box ------ \ REXALL MILK MAGNESIA *■> Regular 39c Special —- Pjnt w/C $50,000 CHOCOLATE SYRUP % Jf §C REXALL COTTON BALLS Regular 59c Special » T --»- REXALL QUIK BANDS Regular 33c Speciall,. PARKERS AEROSAL D.D T. BOMB . Regular SL29 — Special otyC KEX ALL, I* V RETEST ASPIRIN 200 Regujar >•'»• — Special j ( YOUR CHOICE . REXALL MI-31 or KLENZO ANTISEPTIC Regular 79c pint — Special Smith Drug Co. ■■HaBBBnEuuaHUHMBHBBBnKaGHMi ■ ;/•> y -K' - \ —j ——• a■' : A ' ' • 1 is & brcez# 1 ' ■' ■ Ak \ ~ &, with your own ALL-CROP Harvester You’re ready for each field, as soon as if'ripens. You ride out in front, / //? k ahead of the dust and dirt. And yy your own two-plow tractor pro- ' y</yy vides power you need. It’s the, A ° r? eas y» tow-cost way to harvest every I] »■ threshable crop. j / 7 J ? . ’ ; J Now is the time to buy, equipment to beat both the weather and Air Blast S.paration whirls th j feo s h ortagG have ALLkernali free ham the ilrow, just behind the all-crop CROP Harvesters on hand. See us Harvester cylinder. ", HOW and get the best. I AU-CROP is on Allii-Cholnien trode-mork. Tune in , C RLLIS-CHfILMERS ) Hour — Bvtry .V. r SALfS ANO SfRVICt j J Saturday — NBC Morrison Fam Store ; ■ . , - 1 > South 13th St. Phone 3-2957 \‘— ' « i

cording to state policeman Walter Schindler —Von D. Terrell, Decatur, tried to pass Loiis L. Foreman of Geneva. The right front of Terrell’s auto caught the left rear of Foreman’s, resulting inj the damage. , The accident happened as the two cars were going south on U.S. highway 27 about-a half mile south of Berne, shortly after 9 p.m. Tefrell will be charged with reckless driving and will appear in Bprne court Friday. Kentuckian Crushed Beneath Triick Wheels JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. UP — A verdict of accidental death was returned late Wednesday in the case of Carl H. Sams, 28, Louisville, Ky., who was crushed benneath the wheels ol a truck. Harold E. Morgan, Jr.. 18, and Willie Spifiks. 17. both of Louisvijp. were with Sams,when he fell beneath the wheel of the delivery truck, the report said. LaPorte Man Killed As Auto Hits Truck Valparaiso, ind. up —Frank IL: Smith, 56, Ixi Forte, was killed today when his car rammed the rear of an eastbound truck driven by! Donald Burns, 29, Chicago. State police said the accident occurred about five miles east of Hobait on U.S. 6. *— | , Trade in a uood Town — Decatur

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Purdue Departments Into New Building LAFAYETTE. Ind. UP —Three Purdue LniVersity departments today moved into the • school’s new

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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952