The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 7

Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, July 4, 1961. DECATUR HERALD AND REVIEW and county agricultural stabilization and conservation committees We Give Green Stamps Freeman Curbs Northern Plains Feed Grain Sale Washington July 3 (AP) Secretary of Agriculture Orville ITAMP I ISTAMPSJ L. Freeman today imposed Iimi tations on sales of government stocks of oats, barley and com in 109 designated drought disaster counties in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota to discontinue sales of barley, oats and corn stored in government bins in those counties except to farmers under the emer gency feed grain program. Under the program, farmers may buy government owned feeds at current support prices to provide feed for their basic livestock herds. About 38 million bushels of the The reason: to conserve supplies YOUR HOME STORE PRESENTS THE to meet possible needs of drouglu- plagued livestock farmers in the northern Great Plains.

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estimated total government inventory of about 48 million bushels of barley are stored in commercial ware houses of government bins in the four stats area. About 2.9 million bushels of the government inventory of barley as payment for export subsidies on feed gain sold abroad. In addition, he withdrew oats and barley from the export subsidy program. Crowds Line VandaJia Streets to Watch American Legion Parade 9.4 million bushels of oats are stored in the area. Freeman also instructed stale! Fireworks Close IS 1H ha EllsllQil 1 1 loi in I Observance at Vandalia Today Vandalia, July 3 (Special) $M98 This Fine Chair Only Z'3 SHOP 1110 A large fireworks display cap the first Old Settlers Reun ion held here since World War II when the four day celebration ends Tuesday.

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Long Merger Process By George W. Cornell AP Religion Writer Philadelphia, July 3 Singing, the strains of a ukulele and some Hawaiian kisses mingled LICENSE TRANSFERRED FOR FLETA'S TAVERN The county liquor license for Fleta's Tavern, 1045 W. Pershing has been transferred from Grover B. Barnes to Raymond B. Hirst, 29, of 1746 N.

Main St. County Auditor Henry M. Novak announced the transfer yesterday. Novak had said last week, when The Rev. Dr.

James E. Wagner with Psalms and prayers today as of Philadelphia, president of the Large Size PICNIC BASKETS a mixed company of Christians prepared to launch their new ship of faith. Evangelical and Reformed Church said, "We have acted increasingly as if u-p were one neoDle and one the new licenses were issued, i If; i- Smaller Size With No Rack Lined Solid Cover With Rack Inside It was almost like an during the long merger tion from the snores oi me racl I process. He expressed hope that the fie isles as me newiy iormeu United Church of Christ opened union will send "a fresh movement both Barnes and Hirst had applications for the license at Fleta's, which Barnes has operated for some time. Hirst said last night that he has purchased Fleta's from Barnes.

He said he will continue to operate Bud's Inn, 2236 N. Oakland 5 $298 of evangelistic zeal singing its constitutional convention. "Aloha" goodby and hello-was the word used for the occasion, a nostalgic farewell to the old denominations, and an affectionate embrace for the new one. "Our Lord is building not just a new church, but a new people, Downstairs Store through our people," and that the new church will seek "an ever-deepening rootage" in the Bible and in the historic Christian doctrinal tradition. It was the Rev.

Mr. Akaka, an Not Exactly As Pictured which he has owned for some time. From Sept 30, 1777, until June eloquent, young Hawaiian minis-1 27, 1778, the capital of colonial ter in flowing white chasuble and a bright red lei, who gave the opening its Hawaiian flavor. America was York, Pa. During that period, the British were occupying Philadelphia, normal seat MM' r-v V- His wife presented leis, and the of the Continental Congress.

customary kiss, to Dr. Wagner and the Rev. Dr. Fred Hoskins, of New York, Chief Congregational a people who hear His voice and who obey His car to be one," the Rev. Abraham Akaka of Honolulu told the approximately 750 delegates.

They represent the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church slated to pass from the scene Tuesday when a constitution for the new 2-million-member church is declared in force. The historic merger is the first Christian executive. Standing in the pulpit with a ukulele, the Rev. Mr. Akaka sug gested that the four strings rep resented congregational, Chris tian, evangelical and reformed strands of faith, and that they FOR YOUR FUTURE INDEPENDENCE Soy Capital Bank Pays in the United States to combine denominations of different national backgrounds and governing were harmoniously "in tune." The Rev.

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011 $276 Found In Mattoon Phone Booth Mattoon, July 3 (Special) A wallet containing $276 was turned over to city police today, Vk hours after its owner reported leaving it in a public telephone booth. B. L. Hurst, a salesman from Peoria, told police at 4:10 p.m that he was unable to find the wallet after returning to booth where he had tried to make a telephone call. He said the phone wasn't working so he used a telephone across the street, where he noticed his wallet was missing.

A Mattoon mailman, F. Her man Bariether, returned the wallet to police at 6:45 p.m. after finishing his deliveries. Bariether told police he found the wallet at 4 p.m. when he attempted to use the telephone.

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