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No Decision Made On Purchasing Lot Motion To Purchase Tabled By Council Three njonths ago Adrian Baker, 233 North Fourth street), offered to still a small vacant lot First, and Madison streets to the).city at a prieei of = $2,000, which price still exists. Last night, at a regular meeting of the city council, Ed Bauer made a motion that the couricHl purchase the lot from Baker. The motion died for lack of a second. Recently, city attorney Robert Anderson was contacted and told if the <>ity\ did not decide whether it wanted the lot the sale offer Would be withdrawn to the city on its exclusive basis and placed up for public sale. , \ Baker said the city had not contacted him once during the last three since th< offer, and after }his last action bp the council, he will decide whether ts) sell the lotX outfight or operate the property as a paid parking lot. IL is npw used daily by the driving public and parks about 50 cars a day; Generally, the council thought

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the acquisition of the lot would be a good thing, bijt they balked at the $2,000, saying (’Baker is trying to hold tip the c|ty;” Some Voices in the 'council nieeting, however, expressed a willingness to buy the land even it tIH so-called exorbitant pHce. Vhese i people, though, had no vote, as • cotuncilmen. COMMISSIONERS < Con tinned From Paire Owe) quest was approved. Pin accordance with a recommendation of the supervisor of inspections of institutions in the state, Warren L. Edwards, new linoleum was approved ;to be installed at the county jail as stfon as possible. Three linoleum stores wil| bld bn the job. approved a pur-' chase of a j parcel of land in Mon- , mouth belonging to the estate of the late John) Elzey of Monmouth. The purchase) price was SSOO and will be used by the county highway department as a right-of-way to straighten out county road 4%. ' Train-Car Accident Claims Second Life OWENSVILLE, Ind. UP — John Renner, 54, Owensville, died Tuesday of injuries suffered Saturday in a train-car accident here which killed his son, Herman Renner.

New Storm Brewing In Caribbean Today Coast Guard Seeks Two Missing Boats MIAMI, Fla. UP —A new atom brewed in the Caribbean today an the y. S. coast guard searched for two missing boats in waning gales of a nor’easter that swept Florida waters, killing three seamen. ? While a hurricane hunter plane scouted a possibly dangerous storm south ot Cuba, the coast guard renewed a hunt for two •mystery boats and counted a halfdozen other craft 5 in two or drifting disabled. The Miami Weather Bureau ordered the/scout plane aloft 7 a.m. to investigate a rising tropical blow with gusts already up to 55 milks per hour ih the Caribbean. Coast guard planes and ships meanwhile scanned the Atlantic for two ships that called for help at the height of one o|f the worst nor'easters to lash the Florida Peninsula in recent years. i The blow, which had whipped the Atlantic with 58-mile an honr winds and brought inundating rains bn South Florida vegetablegrowing lowlands, was expected to diminish, but winds up\ to 35 miles per hour were forecast today for the Miami area. Six ships and barges and a dozen smaller craft that had been disabled or broken their moorings were being towed to safety or watched by standby craft; Several small boats had been sunk. : | The search for tlie two other ships was based on a report of flares sighted off Amelia light station near the Georgia-Florida line and a radio signal that another craft was "sinking” between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine, Fla. The trailer Seafarer could be seen from shore as the 61-foot vessel capsized in raging waters after apparently hitting a reef off Titusville Beach. The three crew members were carried to their deaths. Three other shrimp boats in* the fleet searched for but could find none. 1 ! | Distress calls came from Biscay ne Bay in / view of Miamians who Watched as’ cutters and private boats wept to the rescue of three d is& ble<i vessels. 'Seven men rode out the storm aboard a drifting barge which broke from a tug off Ponce de [Leon inlet nea|r St. Augustine. Six cabin cruisers were damaged and adrift near West Palm Beach.

Bl . i ‘ s . \ Auto Movie Shown { . To Decatur Lions | Decatur Lions roared approval at the K. of P. home last evening over the film shown by Harry Schwartz showing the ABC’s of construction of a Ford automobile. The film was released by the Ford public relations department and shows what the future holds for the American driver as well as what goes into the design of a car from the clay model to the assembly line. It was short meeting to give the Lions a chance to see the Yellow Jackets), in action at Worthman Field last night. !' ■.l ’■ j r L ; ■' * i ■ ' r Rules Employers May Grant Voting Time WASHINGTON UP —The wage stabilisation board has ruled that employers may give workers time off to vote on election day without loss of pay.t , The board simply ruled that such time off would not violate Stabilization rules. It has no authority to order employers to grant time off. 4a ■ i- | Nixon's Fort Wayne Appearance Cancelled INDIANAPOLIS UP — Sen. Richard ,M. Nixon today cancelled a Saturday Appearance at "Port Wayne. Berryman Hurjey, Indiana Young Republican chairman, announced he received a telegram from the GOP vice-presidential nominee I saying he couldn’t make both the Fort Wayne appearance and one in Indianapolis that qight. ’-Hurley called off the Fort Wayne noon i rally. He said it would be Combined with a state-wide youth box-supper rally at the manufacturers’ building at Indiana state fairgrounds. Two Gary Men Die As Auto Overturns j j WARSAW, Ind. UP — Emmett Robertson, 48, and William Ballard, 28, both of Gary, were killed eary today when their car left U. 8. and overturned neat Pierceton. ' loe on the Arctic Ocean slowly moves clockwise around the North Pole, pushed by prevailing winds and currents set up By the spin of the earth.

0 —— O Today's Sport Parade I (Reg. U. S. Pat Off.) I By Oscar Fraley •—— ———— NEW YORK UP — Fraley’s I Follies and the weekend football I winners, along/with some other rueful reflections on the college grid scene. Game of the Week California i over Southern Cal: Both teams are unbeaten and have fine offensive and defensive tecords. This is ope of those old Rivalries where anything canlhappen but California gets a shaky Vote on its offensive shade. . / .East Penn over Navy: Guys who catch punts are poor risks. j Army over Columbia: Scrimmages were designed for impoverished dentists. A Princeton oyier Cornell:! Line backes have the most fun. Syracuse over Holy Cross: And wind up With the most bruises. Also: harvard over Dartmouth, Yale over Lafayette, Pitt over West Virginia, Temple over NYU, Boston College over Fordham. Bucknell over (bolgate and Boston University over} Lehigh. Midwest , Wisconsin over UCLA: Fat fullbacks look lihe fan dancers in red flannels. Michigan Stale over Penn State: Midget ends went out with the moustache cup. Michigan over Minnesota: Left handed linemen art better off than left handed catchers. Notre Dame! over North CaroUna: Guards | with gout tjon’l charge well. I I Also: ‘Purduje over Illinois/ Indiana!; over Northwestern, Ohio State over lowa, Colorado lover Nebraska, Kentucky over Cincinnati, Oklahoma Aggies over Detroit, Villanova over Xavier, i Mis* souri pver lowa State and Oalaihoma over Kansas State. \ ‘ South \ Duke over Virginia: Football "breathers” are a bore. Maryland over LSU: Mord fun watching the Reds and Pirates. Mississippi over Alabama | Upspts are lifee dyed blendes. George Tech oyer Vanderbilt: They’re here to stay. 41so: Tulane over Auburn, Tennessee over Wofford, Clemson over (South Carolina, George Washington over VMI, William & (Mary over Washington & Lee over VPI. West • • Oregon State over Washington Stated Service teams cause sanic. Stanford over Washington: Beating ’em means nothing, i Oregon over Montana: Losihg to ’em is still a defeat. | Santa Clara; over Idaho: ( And they really rack ’em up. ! ( Also: Colorado Aggies over Utah State and Wyoming over Utiah.

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Southwest Texas Aggies over Baylor: Chinese i laundryman “Wong Way Wun” have saying. Texas over Rice: “NO tickee, no shirtee.” Mississippi over Arkansas: Confucius re-write for bettors. Kansas over SMU: “Buy tickee, lose shirtee.” Also: Arizona over Hardin-Sim-ons and Tulso over Wichita. TRUMAN WARNS (Contfawed From Page One) sylvania. -In speeches in Philadelphia and Pottsville, he assailed the Republicans on the civil rights and price control issues. Mr. Truman kaid . Adlai E. Stevenson,; Democratic presidential candidate, .had marked himself as a “great and vigorous champion of civil rights” while governor of Illinois. The President said he is sure the Democratic vice ’ presidential candidate. Sen. John Sparkman of

Public Auction 40 ACRE FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ! OF THE ETTA WALTERS ESTATE Sat., Nov. 1, 1952 10 A.M. Ohio Time , FARM WILL SELL AT 1 P. M. ( LOCATION: ’4 Mile South of Glenmore, Ohio;.lor 7 miles South of Van Wert on No. 118 to Ohio City then 3 miles West. This is a square 40 acre farm and it lays level. It is all fairm land » which is high producing soil except a small woods. There are about 11 acree of wheat and landlord's share goes to purchaser. The buildings consist of an 8 room home with basement, automatic oil furnace, slate roof, large porch, nice large lawn, orchard and shade, grape arbor, good well and cistern. Summer house and garage: fuel shed; 12x32 chicken houke; 32x46 hip roof barn with shate roof: 20420 corn crib and hog barn. These buildings are in good repair and- painted. TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 20% Cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery of Clear Title. PERSONAL PROPERTY AND ANTIQUES There are hundreds ofl misc. articles too numerous to nfiention. but they consist of dishes; furniture; pans; silverware; jewelry; watches; rings; costume jewelry; antique revolver; new dress material/ Ijnens; bed clothing, etc. These people were married 4° years and accumulated some real old items' as well as some new ones. Some of the large iteltns are: 2 PcJ Liv. R. Suite: Platform Rocker; Several Upholstered Rockers; Small Safe; Lib- Table Radio; New Electrolux Sweeper; Hand Electric Sweeper; Lamps-: Table Radios; Porch Furniture;. Occ. Chairs; Rockers; 2 Beautiful Wardrobes; Shiller Piano; Clocks; 2 Coo-Coo Clocks; Dining R. Suite; Antique Tea Table; Extra Chairs; Buffet; Rugs; Scales; Large Chest Fireside Cooker; Toaster; Hot Plate; Dress Goods; Linens; Curtains; Bed Clothing: Electric Pads; 7’; Phileo Refrigerator; Electric Heater;: Irons; Elec. Fan; Kitchen Range; Table and chairs; Kitchen Cabinet; Todl®f Broom - Closet; did Oil Wall Lamp; Kitchen Stool; 3 Spice Horns; Table Bell; Hall. Tree; 2 New Highbpys; 2 Dressers; Wood Bedroom Suite; Marble Top presser; (Jhest; Hamper; Antique Rocker; parge Trunk; Musical Cake Server: Wardrobe: Sec. Desk; 2 Brass Beds; Drop li. Sewing Machine; Old Flower Vases; Cedar Chest;‘'Bird Cage; Commodes; Dres.% Form; Spit Cases; Antique Highboy; Spool Bed: Spool Table; Mirrors; Fish Bowls; Antique Book Shelf: 2 Trunks; Lots of Fruit: 4 tons Coal; New Sprayet; Claw Foot Table; Copper Kettig; Lawn Mower; Milk Cans; Motor and Pump Jack. PERSONAL PROPERTY—CASH. i J 'Lunch will be served by the Ladies Aid. Gerald Strickler & D. S. Blair—Auctioneers } , j ( WINOMA REUSSER, Administratrix of the i Estate of Etta Walters; Deceased C. W. Kent, Sales Mgr. Beard, Wise & Beard Waller Ford, Clerk 201 March Building Pauline Haugk, Cashier | Van Wert. Ohio. Her Attorneys Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. f ■ Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3390 \ Not responsible for accidents, i , 22 28

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Alabama, “can and will do more for the cause of civil rights than either of the Republican candidates. Mr. Truman said “you Will not find any instances where the majority of the (Republicans in congress show the slightest concern for housewives’, pensioners and others living on fixid incomes” when price o|r rent control was being voted on. Two Are Killed In Terre Haute Fires TERRE HAUTE, UP — Two persons were \ burned to death in separate fires here Tuesday. Mrs) Margaret Brewer, 76, died in St. Anthony’s hospital of burns received earlier when her clothing caught fire as she burned trash at the rear of her home. )\ ! , Charles Jajck McCallister, 39, burned to dearth in his home-made trailer home Tuesday night.. Firemen said the (blaze apparently was caused by an overheated coal-oil stove.