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‘W. 30th and Clifton St. area an uproar. Three stores in that ‘ea were broken into last night, od the second time in a ee .

Gene Ellis, owner of a service station at 20th and Clifton Sts. discovered vandals had poured oil over everything in his station last night. No money was missing, s Charles Meischke, parted vandals broke fnto his at 1301 W. 30th St. last night, wrecked $150 cash register and an adding machine and took $500 worth of groceries. Cotton’s .Bakery, 2862-64 Clifton St, was also hit last night. Vandals smashed cakes and threw cookies on the floor. The same store was entered last Sunday and five TV sets worth $1200 were taken, In other robberies throughout)

\ the city, yeggs took $739 in cash and goods. They pried up a sec-|

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Doctors Ordered To Sign for Draft

Dentists Included In Truman's Decree | WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UP)—

[raahur Central Chooses "Hawkeye' Yearbook Editor

Shirley West, Decatur Central senior, has been chosen as editor-in-chief for the publication of the 1951 “Hawkeye,” Decatur's yearbook. Her assistant editor is Patty Griffith; busi- ..... ; ness manager, F Don Burnsides; production man-. agers, Alice Seipel, Joyce Sparkman, and Ger-. aldine Gault; class editor, Betty Anderson; art editors, James Beicher, Lowell } Robinson; sports

editor, James Shirley West Barnett; and

sales managers, and Jackie Oberle. An American Junior Red Cross council has been organized in Decatur Central with Mrs. Avonelle Dixon as sponsor. Representatives from each room beginfing with the fourth grade were selected. Representatives include Richard Evans, Jack

Kenny Garner

President Truman today ordered, | Selective Service to start register-|

ing doctors and dentists for the |draft Oct. 16. The President signed a prodas mation setting Oct. 16 as regis{tration day for all doctors and |dentists who were trained during |World War II at government ex- | pense and who had less than 21

Illingsworth, Richard Robinson, Fred Shellenburg, Mary Calin, Mary Wright, Nancy Murphy,

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Mary Farley, Beverly Cain, Phyllis Baker, Carl Jones, Larry Cumming, Carol Skrum, Janet Ruth, Sandra Howard, Phyllis Westerfield and Dean Blank.

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‘Modern Electronics ‘Brains’ of Machines

The Sunshine Cabinet of De-

catur Central is composed of: [giant new mechanical computers president, Virginia Murphy; vice have Jeached a point where they

president, Sue Jay; Mary Alice Shelley; corresponding secretary, Patricia Griffith; treasurer, Patty Haase; and song leader, Alice Jackson; with the heads:of the various committees which include: Jean Tillison, Donna Champer, Leona Mills, Lettie Scott, Mary Jane Bryant, Phyllis Barnett, Phyllis Dailey, Joyce Groover, Jackie Oberlie, Shirley West, and Carol Adamson. The members of the group have planned to honor : Sunshine Society mothers with a motherdaughter banquet to be held next Wednesday in the cafeteria. Part

|scientist, said here today in a lec-

con matic pilots for airplanes, and the

" and “act” along lines of er reasoning. The vacuum tubes in a modern electronic amplifier affect each ‘lother much as do people who ‘work together, Herbert K. Weiss, an Army listics research

ture sponsored by the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.

: LEN sources of information with a shirp eye, separating true infor-| mation with a sharp eye, separating true information from false and acting only on data which it, the machine, concludes is relable,

Mr, Weiss, who works at the Army ordnance ballistics re-

search laboratory at the deen,” Md, proving ground, ‘sich powers are really very ple, They have been developed, he said, through the use of basic principles in mechanical, electrical and communication engineering, | probability theory and ‘“‘opera-

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objective, and if there is any dis-|

crepancy, adjust the machine automatically to correct the situ- |

of the program will be initiation for new members.

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!months’ military service, and for those who were deferred during =) the war to complete their pro-| fessional training. At a subsequent date, not later| than Jan. 16, 1951, all doctors! and dentists under 50, who have| |had no previous military service] | will be required to register.

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service under this draft are to serve for not longer than 21 months. Those who are members of reserve components are not liable for registration or induction as drafted men. . Under Mr. Truman's order, those who participated as students in the Army or Navy specialized training programs during the last war, or were deferred to study medicine, will be required tol register for the draft. Doctors and dentists who com- | plete their studies after Oct. 16 | are required to register on the {day they receive their degrees or | | within five days afterward. | Mr, Truman authorized Selec- | tive Service Director Lewis B. Hershey to fix the date for registration of doctors and dentists who are not covered by the Oct.

116 date. He specified, however,

(that this second registration must come before Jan. 16.

SPANISH BAN MAY END

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UP)— {The United States “expects that [the United Nations in the near future will revoke its four-year {ban on accrediting ambassadors |and ministers to Spain. »

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