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Serves the Liveliest and Most Productive Territory Cent- MMber 217Price Five CentsCITY yuttiuN Democrat Kstahlisfted 1868Sedalia, Missouri, Thursday, September 14, 1950v7»4or hid action in ServiceReptile f) as Moving!14.mtoo.hetyn-arnt,vsede-l p Pants I .egMOBILE.14—(AEa i 1 road execut i v estAla., Sept.Frankpaused in the midst of hi dress to Toastmaster club nv bers on the front steps of Spring Hill college library night.“I begffmsaidyour pardon, genhe, “but sometimen,seems to be crawling up my 1 He was right.A small ground rattlesnakeemerged from a crevice andbeginning to mvty uppantspip?*leeClub members helped himpose of the reptile.All Aboard Plane KilledTEHRAN, Iran, Sept. 14.—oF! An Iranian Airways plane caring eight employes of the copany of Jidda, Saudi Aral crashed shortly after takeoffI day, killing all aboard.)isco\eriliumnsofedf-Ten Pettis county young men left this morning for the induction center in Kansas City, from which place they will be assigned to U. S. milittary stations. Nine of the group which left today is the first from Pettis County Selective Service board to be inducted since World War II. Thevare shown in the above photograph: Front row, left to right: Kent L. Damrill, 804 West Sixteenth street; Boh L. Starke, 1617 East Ninth street; Donald G. Hilton, 3*101 East Sixteenth street. Kansas City; Mitchell L. Jackson, 528 North Washington; hack row, Norman II. Eulton. 1802 South Stewart avenue; Charles L. Eoff, 1415 West Fourth street; James I). Johnson, 1505 West Third street; Vernon L. Horn, Hughesville; William D. Washington, 219 East St. Louis street;Seventh street, not shown in picture. (STAFF PHOTO)In» clie11*iRaymond W. Moon, 1015 East■ cuf -WrH»■■ '■ niiwwtwu'WPwmmj'hX—anofFirst in DraftH vd i♦ogenBombExplosive%onFirst Negro FacultyMember at FordhamNEW YORK, Sept. 14.—«,?)xcess Profit(!ostsVbout HalfASHi!ion a Poundsi-onFordham University announcedan|j juoranam university announced1 III Ota lie re to doday the appointment of its firstWL ilMftOfro fdpnlt v rr* a m riaxKansasNegro faculty member.illBy Howard Blakesleelt\Denis Glennan Baron, 24-year-I*?illold graduate of Columbia andrenertHillAssociated Press Science EditIPHILADELPHIA, Sept.u-le:ssedenotLeave Todav\ndFordham, already has assumed his(jp)The discoveryfjost as an instructor in economics.A native of Jamaica,W.I.,Ho..Rejectsitilium, the hydrogen bonV ScCOIld Group to jBaron was a college athlete andGo September 28served in the U. S. Marine Corps.BeingPutintheexin water was a$4,508,000,000 Killnouneed todav at the Psearch Institute of Temp• • tt. ■ • - ” fT* K s ,*» 7 pun » .... mTen young men from Pettis jcounty, the first quota of thisoi♦Series toWASHINGTON, Sept 14tyJ n i vTritiumprfmu- county’sinto militarycp)—The House shouted over- entlv costs nearly halfSelective Service to goStart2d;leusdepartedservice,early this morning for the induction center at Kansas City. The3d’group met at the Missouri Pacificx- j bus depot accompanied by somesweethearts andOilOctwhelming approval today of ibillion — $500,000,000Pa resolution calling on Congress not to adjourn until Itpound as it is made wiThat Date Chosenhas a chance to voteonatomic reactors,(.•{of their parents, other triends.I’rov idingThe.multi-billion dollar excessTt$ naturalmm**iseprofits tax.elemeiThINoPlavoff* W.*ntritiumir evele i- toMayor Herb Studer was therewish the boys well on theirnew adventure on entering theBy Harold HarrisonWASHINGTON, Sept. 14- 1\on atomifAn effort to put a $8,000,000,000ordinaryimilitary service.CINCINNATI,14—OPcorporation excess profitshe general ‘ax boos*; comes outvater—trofn vcirogenthe knd tilvour househax :n-Mrs. Verna Williams, clerk offailed higeneral theHousethe Selective Service Board, waspresent and met with the group.IShe appointed Norman H. Fulton.Sept.Representatives of contendingteams and baseball commissionerJ bogged down in technicsChandler todav set Oct. 4; rules of procedure, the date for the start of the Speaker Rayburn ruledgvn7ft Ifai leets.Tritiumhi« A.1 PCweicnItis hvdIrogenhas been deof tridescribedA. B.asthatessential xo bombs. Thethemaking ofDu Pont1802 South Stewart avenue, oneoften men to leave as the1950 World Series,providing «ide-! thea under the rules and precedents.isbeen commissionedcompato buHouse could not instruct areactorsleader of the group to the induction center.play-off is not necessary totermine one or both of the pen-1 Senate-House conference eommit-itee to Insert the big profits levypresumablyi15 a K etobethis r usedIiff. Tritiumalong with douThose who departed todaywere: Charles R. Eoff, 1514 West• Fourth street; Raymond W. Moon.reh,■s,=fc-1015 East Seventh street; Kent Inant winners.If two teams tie for the cnam- jin ‘be pending S4.5O8.0OO.O0O taxAmericanl bill. fHe stressed that the conference:weight hydrogen•warn*called deutpionship in thelumYorkDamrill804W est—*Sixteenthstreet; Bob L. Starke, 1617 EastNinth street; Donald G. Hilton.3201 East Sixtieth street, KansasCity; James D. Johnson, 1505West Third street; Vernon L.Horn, Hughesville; William DmWashington, 219 East St. Louistightamong Detroit, Newa one-game; committee.playoff will set the series start- the Housenot insert new subject matterleague raceandneavywhichwaterscientists knowItBoston,because oflie;Crossi neand Senate.oyCosmicnaturalR a v stritium was d■Mling date back to Oct. 5.Commissioner Chandler said a bill when it is trying to smooththere was no action taken onwhat will be done in the event!out different versions passed by(Please turn to Page 4, Columnthree teams should tie in thethe two houses.Attempt to Force Votearole (i-ranle(American league.!Members insisting on quick ae-r 11oThe mechanics5S |street;NorthMitchell L. Jackson,play-off, he said,awillthree-team bon on an excess profits tax mov-I*1l\be left to ed immediately to put the House! WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.Washington avenue; andr.i-Fulton.the American league itself.on record by resolution as oppos- —Formerep, Andrew JacksWill Harridge, president of the ing adjournment of Congress un- May (D-KY), convicted ofThis group is the first to entermilitary service since World WarIIloop, was not among the group which attended the meeting here.til there is an opportunity to vote eeptmg a bribe and joining inChandler also said there was noon an excessfits tax m aseparate measureconspiracy (World Warmconnection w:Two munitions cor-inr %
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