Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 6 August 1958 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1958

Bold Action Urged By Harry S. Truman Economic Action At Home, Abroad CHICAGO (UPD - Harry S. Truman today urged bold U. S. economic action both at home and abroad to meet a growing Soviet 'challenge and prevent losses in cherished American freedoms. The former president said unless such steps are taken, “there is a real possibility . . . Russia may become stronger than we are.” And in that event, Truman said, “We might lose our freedom, and we might lose it—not suddenly in a great wpr—but slowly by degrees, over a long time, without a shot being fired.” In a speech prepared for delivery before the 60th Grand Aerie convention of the fraternal order of Eagles, an organization of which he has long been a member. Truman said citizens of the United States “are in the habit of thinking that if there is no shooting, we are at peace.” “That is not true,” he said. “Even in the absence of actual warfare, we can be engaged in a life-and-death struggle to preserve our liberties.” Truman said the current cold war can have victories and defeats “just as decisive as the victories in a shooting war.” “Our danger is that we may not recognize this fact, and that we may be misled by demagogues of the peace - at - any - price variety, who say we are not in trouble simply because there is no armed conflict.” To Attend Christian Booksellers Meeting The 9th annual Christian booksellers’ association convention will be held at the Sheraton Hotel, St. Louis, Mo., August 10-14. Over 100 wholesale sellers will be present to display Christian books, church and Sunday school supplies and Bibles. Sunday afternoon at 2:30, top recording artists, such as the Old Fashioned Revival Hour quartet, Rudy Atwood, Stuart Hamblem and Bill Carle, will present an informal concert. Dr. Norman B. Harrison will be the devotional speaker every morning. A tour of Concordia Publishing House. St. Louis, will be one feature of this convention which Mrs. George Helm and daughter, Joyce, will attend in the interest of the Christian book & supply store here. 50-Cent Dividend By National Tea Company National Tea Co., owners of the Standard supermarket chain, declared a 50-cept per $5 share dividend for the third quarter of 1958. H. V. McNamara, president, said today. This is the 56th consecutive dividend paid by the company since the last quarter of 1944. Trade tn a good town — Decatia

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Auction On Saturday Afte r noon, Evening Mrs. Henry L. Meyer, president of the Decatur chapter of the Valpo Guild and the vice president, Mrs. Edgar Krueckeberg, will have charge of the clerking at the evening sale beginning at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, when a variety of articles gathered by the Valpo Guild women will be auctioned by the students of the Reppert school of auctioneering. More committees for the food tent have been named by Mrs. Paul Wolf and Mrs. Erwin Franke, co-chairmen of the sale. They include the Mesdames Herbert Franke, Oscar Schueler, Elmer Bultemeier, Otto Thieme, and M. Braun. Home made pies, hot sandwiches and a variety of hot and cold drinks will be featured throughout the afternoon and evening. The Reppert school is donating the entire proceeds to the Guild project fund, used this year in Valpo’s building program to completely landscape and build walkways, including meditation walk which leads from the large women’s dorm to the new eight story university chapel, and the planting of trees and grass around the new Moellering library. Carl Ehrsam Sails Monday For Europe Carl Ehrsam, Pleasant Mills, will sail from New York Monday on the S. S. United States, for approximately a month’s stay in Europe. Before he boards the S. S. United States sometime in September, he will visit friends in Germany and relatives in Switzerland. Also on the itinerary are London,»England; Rome, Italy; Holland; and the world’s fair in Brussels, Belgium. His family, Mrs. Ehrsam, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ehrsam. aijd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coil and son, are accompanying him to New York, where the family will be able to visit the ship two hours before sailing time. ... . ■ i COURT NEWS Marirage Applications Ruth Ann Lengerich, route five, Decatur, and Donald Joseph Wilder, 21, route four, Decatur. Carolyn Jean Zimmerman, 18, Berne, and Carl Louis Baker, 19, route two, Berne Christian Hollopeter, 42, Decatur and Herman Frantz, Jr., 36, route five, Decatur. Complaint Case A complaint case has been filed in circuit court by Lisle Wendel vs. Dwight Davis and Paul Davis. A complaint for possession of property was filed. A summons was ordered issued to the sheriff of Adams county returnable September 2. Affidavits for immediate possession of property filed. A writ of replevin isued to the sheriff of Adams county. TEEL (Continued from page one) “had confidence she would take care of him .. . she is very devoted to the boy.” The coroner verdict was filed by Dr. Roy Storms. Prosecutor John Tinder also predicted a grand jury would return a first degree murder indictment against Teel’s admitted slayer, Mrs. Connie Nicholas, 42. The prosecutor said he would oppose any defense maneuver to reduce the charge against Mrs. Nicholas to manslaughter. Defense attorneys contend Mrs. Nicholas shot Teel in self defense during a violent argument. Mrs. Nicholas was expected to be taken to court by ambulance Thursday for a hearing. Dr. 'Diomas A. Rofalski said Mrs. Nicholas, who is recovering from an overdose of sleeping pills, was in good condition. “We feel from a medical standpoint that she can go to the hearing Diursday,”' Rofalski said, “but she must go in an ambulance and then right back to the hospital.” Tinder told newsmen late Tuesday there was “no evidence of self defense” in the slaying of the married executive vice president of th Eli Lilly drug manufacturing firm. “Hiere was never any clearer case of premeditated murder,” Tinder charged. He said Mrs. Nicholas “procured a lethal weap on and after she had determined he (Teel) was throwing her over for a younger woman, she shot him.” Teel, 54, was shot and killed early last Thursday. Mrs. Nicholas later admitted to newsmen and police she followed Teel to a rendezvous with a younger woman and confronted him with a gun to “scare him” when he left the apartment of Laura Mowrer, 29. Teel was married.

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