Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 21

NATIONAL Friday, August 13, 1948. ECATUR HERALD 21 SENATOR AT RAIL FAIR "to provide a continuing source of officers possessing specalities in which it is not feasible or economi. cal for the Army to give training, according to the local reserve office. from its footing. As the truck left the span a portion of the bridge collapsed into the river.

At the same time the steel on the truck fell on the cab, crushing it. Paquette brought the truck to a halt, crawled out and made a Meat Buyers' Strike Backfires Injured Driver Guards Bridge market. This has resulted in an actual increase, of a few cents at least, in beef prices at auctions. The shortage, consequently, is actually becoming worse because of the non-selling attitude of farmers in this area." Publicity and talk created by the phone campaign is frightening farmers from putting their cattle Civilians without prior military Failure Mood Hovers Over Moscow Parley By J. M.

ROBERTS. JR. Of the Associated Press lorcn oi a rou OI newspapers. serviro who ar annnintori tin or. Salem, Ohio, Aug.

12 (AP) Henry Rupar. a farmer living tne new measure will be required nearby, found him in a dazed con-'to meet minimum military train- Salem's meat strike apparently has backfired and instead of lower meat prices, housewives here face dition. inp MnMirpmpnts sf ahlisriri i on the block, the distributor opined. Crivitz. Aug.

12 AP) A seriously injured truck driver was found early today waving a torch made of newspapers and attempting to warn other motorists prospect of paying more or Killed Prisoners Hninff uritKrtlir frmii" CilnHav pnactc Reserve Commissions Open for Specialists maintain their commissions, it was stated. The Decatur organized reserve office is on the fifth floor of the county building. An air of failure is beginning to A spot check today showed! -Warsaw, Poland. Aug. 12 AP)-of collapse bride wholesale meat distributors and Surround the Moscow discussions.

Even as the allied envoys were the Peshtigo river near here. Ajjpcintment of civilians with The truck driver. Jack Paquette technical or professional skills as 'conferring again with Soviet For sellers at district beef auctions are salQ 0 "If lzls KUlea mole, expecting increases as a result 500 000 Russian Prisoners of the telephone campaign urging 43 camPs ln Pot eign Minister V. M. Molotov a dip lorr.atic informant in London was cf Kingsford Heights, suf- jofficers in the army reserve corps fered a fractured skull.

He is in has been authorized by the War Marinette General hospital. department, the Decatur O. R. C. Authorities said Paquette was -office announced yesterday.

house wives not to buy meats until Buys Barber Shop John H. Myers, a World War II veteran announced Thursday be Suspend Paper Beirut. Lebanon. Aue. 12 (AP) prices come down.

One distrubutor told the Salem driving a truck loaded with three The Army wants men possessing The government today suspended' large steel construction sections. As: skills ranging from bacteriology to had purchased the barbershop of News, "Farmers with beef cattle ready for marketing are apparently withholding their products in the publication of Albayik, impor- he drove over the narrow bridge 'journalism, according to a 69-page Cecil R. Richard. 1540 North Water mi tant opposition newspaper. No rea- the steel caught on a bridge girder.

pamphlet on the subject. street, and will continue its opera- face of the lack This caused the bridge to shift The Army seeks the specialists tion. of a consumer' son was given. I discussing the possibility of a direct appeal to Premier Stalin. The two sides have now presented both their main themes and their rebuttals on how a full-fledged conference on Germany can be brought about.

There are strong indications that Molotov made unacceptable demands Monday and that he was told so Wednesday. "LEAKS" from such negotiations Usually contain at least some in wm I IDfifTknlV? I Yc-v Vv accuracies and may be entirely misleading. But from such information as isj available it seems that the allies were ready to resume four-power negotiations regarding Oermany and other European problems, which had been broken off after the abortive Moscow and London HOWS YOUU RHENU? VARY IT WITH THESE SUGGESTIONS meetings. I At tnat time the allies decided. Sen.

Edward J. Thye, center. R-Minn) shakes hands with Pat Devlin, right, who portrays James J. Hill, founder of the Great Northern railroad, in a pageant at the Chicago rail operating vice president of the Great Northern. Senator Thye was a guest of the fair as a part of Minnesota day.

The engine is the William Crooks which ran between Minneapolis and St. Paul in 1863. they might as well go ahead with organization of a Western German government and incorporate the area into the Marshall plan. This meant silencing Russia's voice in the great industrial areas and made her want to call another conference. THE SITUATION in Berlin itself and elsewhere in the cold war is road fair.

At left is T. F. Dixon. (ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTO) I I. C.

III incidents in Berlin, intransigence MM all these contribute to the picture. I still can't find the factors which would produce a war in anything like the Immediate future. But this as much responsible for increasing at Belgrade, a bitter propaganda world pessimism as is any leak; attack which might mean the ap-directly concerning the Moscow proaching end of Finland's inde-conversations. For Russia is known i nendence. even a formal Drotest No.

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