Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 307, Decatur, Adams County, 31 December 1945 — Page 6

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Bowl Games To Feature Start Os Sports Year New York. De<-. 31 (IT) Tw*-nty four college football team* ami two all-star squad* were through their final paces today, ready to usher in what may b* Am- • tica'a greatest sport* year in an assortment <>f is New Year’s day bowl Kamen expected to attract nearly half a million fan*. Popularity of pout season classics haa drawn a record field of participant*. Headlining the program are the old favorite*, the Roue Howl game at Pastadena, Calif , the Sugar Howl at New Orleans. the Cotton H>>wl at Dallas. Texan, and the Orange Howl at Miami. Fla The Rose Howl, great grand-dad-dy of all the post-season event*, again win draw the largest crowd, with a capacity house of 90,000 fan* assured for the battle between Southern California, making It* ninth PaNudena appearance and Alabama, corning w»*»t for the sixth time. Alabama, highest scoring team to ruin Southern California'* perfect record of eight straight triumph* in the Rose Howl Dixie** Sugar Bowl with a reputation for sensationally close game* at stage, was expected to have a more exciting battle fur the 72,000 fan* who will pack TuSane stadium at New Orleans for the game lietween perfect record Oklahoma A i M and rice-neaten St. .Mary* The Aggie* are u touchdown favorite Holy Cross, carrying the hope* ot New England, was a *light underdog In it* Orange Bowl assignment against home town Miami 1 University before 36,•)()<• fan* In ths Florida Metropoll* Each team has suffered one defeat although Miami also ha* a tie against It* record. The Southwest Conference champions. the Tess* latnghorns, were not expected to have too much of a tussle In defeating thrice-beaten Missouri. Klng-pln* of the big six conference. In the Cotton Bowl I sociable before a full house of 45,-1 Soo. '

HSMI ■<! I Jfl Lz —■ ~ w **~** ‘j^ , *“* ■■ —■ ■r 'tS ' ?"- ..»••», .»••»/« HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU! Exit 1945... enter 19461 It's but a short trip across that stage—36s days—some long days and some short days, but whether short or long we hope that all will be happy days for you. Among the happy memories of the past year is that of our pleasant relations with the people of this community. And as we say ’ Happy New Year” we add a word of sincere thanks for this friendship that has meant so much to us. < The Suttles Company Arthur D. Suttles, Agent

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Four team tourney at Yellow Ja< kefs. Thursday Jefferson v*. Bryant i.t Geneva. Friday Yellow Jackets at Warsaw. .Monmouth at Geneva Monroe at Pleasant Mill* Kirkland at Hartford. Saturday Fort Wayne Central Catholic nt Berne The oil bowl game al Houston, Texas, abandoned last year because of the war. drew two evenly matched train*, Georgia ot the Koutheasteru Conference with two defeat* in 10 start* and TuUa. with a reiord of *• ven wins and two losmck Georgia was a sllgnt favorite. At San Francisco, a host of crippled kids throughout ths* land will be the benefai'tors of the charity game between picked collegiate *quitde from th" east and west t<efore Co,non fan*. The west was a bare one jxdnt favorite in a game many oddsmakers were rating a* a strict toss-up. The other bow! games drew les-ser-light team* but because of efforts to match opponent* of equal Strength, were expected to provide a full quota of thrills for the fans attending them. In the ‘Gator bowl at Jacksonville. Fla.. Wake Forest with three wins, three defeats) and a tie on It* record, meets South Carolina which won only two games, l<Mt three and tied three. A crowd of 14,000 Is expected. Drakes at De* Moines, la. with a record of four wins, four losses and a tie, was a slight favorite over Fresno state, host team in the -Frrano. Calif,, Raisin Bowl where 15,000 fan* are expected. Fresno won four and lost five game* in 1945 At Birmingham. Ala., Tennessee State <7-2-0) wa* matched ngalnst Texan College (6-2-6) before a crowd of 7,000, in the Vulcan bowl, while at Jacksonville, which ha* two bowl features, Louisiana Normal (8-2-0) meet* l-ano College (5j l-oi before 5.000 In the Flower I howl Orlando, Fla., was host to the

Aisles howl with Knoxville, Tenn, college 14-5-0» pitted against Florida N. and I. (6 10) with 7.000 fun* expected. The ('•ico.innt Bowl at 1 Miami Beihuen-Coolman (7-3-0) Albany, Ga. Teat her* (6-4‘>) he- • fore 5,000. - ... — Heavy Schedule For 5 Hoosier Prep Teams Indianapolis, Dec, 31 il'P) lliMstier schoolboy basketbailer literally will have their tongue* hanging out by the time this (week's action is completed. Nearly every quintet Involved in the 12 majt.: holiday tourney* to- | day or tomorrow will see action 1 again on the weekend. ' , A few Elkhart. Anderson, Col . umbu*. New Albany and powlhly Hammond High and Hammond ’ Tech will play four times through , Saturday. . And Evansville .Memorial ami , Griffith will have competed In l five game* In a* many day* when , they wind up holiday tourney firing tomorrow at Evansville and Hammond, respectively. , Memorial trimmed Washington I Catholic Frldas. caught an airplane for Indianapolis and proceeded to win the Catholic tourney here Sat- ! urduy. The Tigers compete in a four team tourney at Evansville to- ( morrow Griffith trimmed three rivals to rapture the Crown Point holiday meet and I* S'.heduled for two games in the Hammond sixteam tourney opening today Hammond High and Hammond 1 Tech will play four times (three in the touiney) if they do the ex- * pected and win opening-round game* in the Hammond meat. Aside from proving their endurance capacity, statewide leader« also will be out tu crystallize the currently mu'h-mtiddled scene. I’ should be a "make-or-break" week for the state's "Big Ten" and quintets with aspiration* for one of the coveted berths. Outstanding game* are in prospect both In the holiday tourney* and later in the week Top-notch firing started thl* as- . ternoon when Indianapolis Tech (won 7-lowt 1) met Columbus <7-l> In the Indianapolis Howe holiday meet Franklin <52) also Is in this one. Tech haw a date with Richmond Friday. Columbus play* Friday and Saturday, too. Three of the state’s finest - un beaten Elkhart (8-0), Hammond Tech (6 1) and Hammond High (5- ■ 2) may tangle in the twodav affair opening today at Hammond i Tech and Elkhart could meet In

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, the affair opening today at HamI- mond. Tech and Elkhart could * meet In the semis, with the winner t possibly facing Hammond High. ) Michigan ( Uy Friday and Warsaw • Saturday complete Elkhart's week. Two standout*. Anderson (tl-2) and New ('untie (6-2). plus Kokomo and Imganaport, get together in the ‘big four" meet at l-ogan tomorrow. It Anderson win* and follow* up wit i Weekend conquest* of l.oKun*port and once-beaten Fort Wayne Central, the tribe probably will retain It* No. I berth in the state divplte a last Friday overtime loss to New Castle, 31- . ’ 0 . COLLEGE BASKETBALL Great latke* 51. Purdue 50. Ohio State 57, Michigan to. Illinois 56. DePaul 37 f Minnesota 69, North Dakota I State 46 Wyoming 48. Valparaiso 10. Butler 37. Miami (O ) 35. I Terre Haute Tourney ( Indiana State 49. Chicago Loyol.i I » Evansville 56, Eastern Illinois 46 I Indiana State 48, Evansville 41 i final I. i * ° H. S. BASKETBALL 1 South Bend Tourney Central 39. Washington 26. Riley 38, Adam* 29. Goshen 35. Nappanee 33 Icon so- . lation). Riley 44. Central 42 (final). Gary Tourney Edison 37. Roosevelt 35 ‘ Wallace 47. Wirt 27. Tolleston 40, Horace Mann 35. Emerson 37. Froel»-I 30. Edison 48. Wallace 35 (consolation). Emerson 49, Tolleston 34 (final). Indianapolis Tourney Evansville Memorial 55, Anderson St. Mary's 28. Indianapolis Sacred Heart 27, , Indianapolis Cathedral 19. Cathedral 41. St. Mary’s 32 (consolation). Memorial 6'!, Sacred Heart 22 (final). o CHIANG ACCEPTS (Cnatlaaed From Page One) 1 either on policy making councils or in executive branches.'' He said (here were no condlHon* attached to the Invitation "except (hat those representative* of other parties who are going to take part in government must not maintain autonomous armies to serve a* instrument* for forcible seizure of power."

D/TSKEMOL ■ a Standing* W L Pct. Berne .. 9 I .M 0 Monmouth .... .. 8 2 .000 I Yellow Jacket* .. 7 2 .778 | Geneva 7 3 .700 I Plea mi nt Mill* ... 4 4 500 Kirkland ... .... 4 5 .444 Hartford .. 3 5 .375 Monroe .. 2 7 .222 Commodore* ..I 7 .125 Jefferson I 8 111 - 000 — Only one change wa* made in the standing* the pa t week, with the Genevis Cardinal* defeating an Alumni quintet in the only game played. Thl* game had been postponed earlier in the *»«M>n hocause of the influenza epidemic. - -oOk>- - Big ncise for the start of the New Year will be the annual four-team tournament to be held at the Yellow Jackets gym Tuesday. Competing teams will be the Decatur Yellow Jackets. Berne Bears. Bluffton Tigers and New Haven Bulldogs. New Haven replaces the Hartford City Airdales. who withdrew from the tourney after dropping out of the Northeastern Indiana conference. - 000 - Schedule for the tourney will be drawn at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. with drst round games sHir-duh-d nt 2 and 3 o'clock The afternoon loser* will meet In the consolation tilt at 7 p. in., followed by the tourney title Imttle between the afternoon winners. —oOo - No season ticket.* will be sold, and single adm I tv* ion will be 50 cent* per seas I on. For the convenience of fan* .ticket* were on sale ' all day today nt the high school office, and the office will also be open from 7:SO to 9 o'clock tonight for advance purchasers. —oOo — Adam* county teams are achedtiled to participate In six games thl* week, exclusive of the New Year* day tourney. The Jefferson Warrior*, who broke a long losing streak two week* ago by defeating the Bryant Owl.*, will he after their second triumph Thursday night, again meeting Btynnt at the Geneva gym. —oOo - Decatur's Yellow Jacket* who top the Northeastern Indiana conference with three victories In as many stains, will be on the .oad Friday night, traveling to Warsaw I to meet the Tigers In a loop battle. e()o - Three Interesting county battles are on top for Friday night. Monmouth a: Geneva. Monr<»e at Pleasant Mill* and Kirkland M Hartford. Lone game slated for Saturday nifcjit will find the Berne Bear* entertaining Central Catholic of Fort Wayne ui the Bertie gym. —oOo — The Decatur Commodores, bent on improving their record the first half of the season when they won only one game while losing seven, will not return to action until Tuesday, January t. On that night, the Commies will tangle with ths Monmouth Eagles at the Commies’ gym- - 000— White Adams county teams are returning to action this week, they win have a weather eye out for the annual county tournament, wblvb will be held at Geneva Friday and Satuixlay, January It and 12. The Detatur and Berne learns if do not participate in thia tournamost. The nchedtile will be drawn Saturday In the office of L. L. Hann, county «uporintendent. —oOo— Score* one year ago thk week: Monmouth 29, Kirkland 54, Hartford 3L Monmouth 29. Geneva 20. Monroe 28, Pleasant Milla 26. Berne 42, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 36 Four-Team Tourney Hartford City 33, YelUw Jackets 3D. Bluffton 40, Berne 38. Yellow Jacket* 47. Berne 40 (conMONEY Would a cash loan of |25 or more help you? If so, you can borrow the money from us on your own signature. No delay. You can get a loan from us to pay debts and the extra money you may need Ixians privately made in amounts up to 1300.00. You can borrow from us on your note, furniture, etc. without any one knowing about it. Call, phona, tftlta LOCAL LOAN COMPANY RmM OCCAWR, IND.

solation). Hartford City -17. Bluffton 33 (final). - <>Oo— And to all, A HAPPY NEW YEARI G. E. Teoms Will Piny Three Gomes Tuesday Decatur General Electric baskethall teams will »•* action Tuesday night In three games at Lin- f coin gym, it wu* announced toduy. The G. E. girls will mtet the 1.0- i Kansport girl* at 8:30 o'clock. At 7:30 o'clock the G. E. men's 1 , tram will tangle with the Huntington Tractor Suh-* team and Part 1 1 and Part 2 lu< ul tram* will meet ( ili the curtain-raiser at 6:lo ' o’clock. i " 1 : One Woman Is Killed In Airliner Crash I ——— I Miami To New York Transport Crashes New York. Dec 31 — (CP) - Salvage work wa* begun today on the Eastern Airlines transport [ plane which crashed in a log into ( the East river off loiguardia field, killing a woman passenger None of the other 13 perion* aboard the plane were injured erioiisly, but all were treated for shock, «uhmer*lon and minor laceration*. The crash occurred at 9:14 o’clock la*t night whon the MiamiNew Y<ck transport oven-hot the runway while trying to land and dumped B* 11 pa-senger* and three crew members into the Icy waters of the river. Sole victim of the crash was Mrs. James Scully, 49. New York. She was alive when pulled from the river hut died an hour later In the Overseas airline depot in the presence of .Mayor F. H. laiguardia and police official*. Her husband was at the airfield to meet her and witnessed the crash The plane, n Douglae DC-3 transport. left Miami at 8 a. in. and had made several stop* l>eh>re arriving at New York. The fact that only one life wa* lo*t in the crash wa* attributed to the quick action of Ralph Byrnes, a control tower operator, who sounded the alarm when he miw that the plane wa* going to over shoot the runway After the plane got over the field and headed for the runway, Byrnes saM he saw that It wa* coming in too high and too fast and he the alarm that brought out the police and coast guard < raah boats. Visibility wax five mile* and the celling, was 600 feet when the plane came over the field. Seaman John Glhhon*. 21. Buffalo. N. Y. a passenger, said he saw the field and parked planes ns the plane descended "Then I felt the plane hit the runway and the next thing I knew we were in the drink," he raid. Aged Berne Resident Is Taken By Death Funeral service* were held at the Wml Missionary church at Tonight & Tuesday NOTE — Late Show Tonight — Box Office Open until 11 o'clock. Continuous Tut*, from 1:30 “ABBOTT & COSTELLO IN HOLLYWOOD” Bud Abbott, Ixtu Costello At.BO—Short* 9e-40c Inc. Ts* —o Wad. A Thura—Virginia Bruce, “Love, Honor and Goodbye” First Show Wed. at S:3O Continuous Thurs. from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! 1 o—o Starting Fri. for 5 Days! “Wsaksnd at ths Waldorf” | CORTI Tonight & Tuesday “FATAL WITNESS” Evelyn Ankers, Richard Fraser & “MY NAME IS JULIE ROSS” Nina Fech, George Macready tc-20c Im. Tfo O—O Wed. A Thura—David Niven, la “The Way Ahsad" -0 Coming Bun. — “River Gang” A “Appointment In Tekyo.”

Berne (hl* morning for 111** Rosins lllreihy. 93, who died Saturday at her home lit that town. The Rev. Oscar Eicher officiated and burial wa* In thi- M. IL E cemetery. Surviving are a brother, Chrisi

H"4~fr+<H--W4-H > foF++foH-+*+’H"H'-Hr+*4’*+4"4--4’*fo4’fo9fok+H FEDERAL INCOME TAX 1 > I ;; FAK.MEILS— If two-thirds of income is from farming J i you must file your return or pay all of your CNtimated ;; tax by January 15, 191«. BI SINESS & PROFESSIONAL — If the Estimated ' ( 'fax payments are within Mo'< of actual tax due. you ;; will have until Mar. 15. 19l« to file return. Otherwise < -a return or amended estimate wi!i he due on Jan. 15. ( ;! 1946. : I will Iw xlad to assist you in any way possible, See or phone me for appointment. LLOYD A. COWENS ■; Trust BldjL Decatur, Ind. >♦4444 14 ♦♦ I Illi ♦♦♦♦« 11111 41 4»4-»»»4-*4"»+*+«»+*»+H-PUBLIC SALE nrrauxe of ill health, I will sell all my personal property 1 m ( west of Pleasant Mill*. 5 mile* south of Decatur on the Salem road WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2,194( Commencing at 12:30 P. M. 22 — HEAD OF CATTLE — 22 Durham cow, 6 yr*, old, a 5 gal. cow; Holstein cow. (I yr*. ; 5 gal cow; Brown Swiss cow, 3 yr*, old. 3 gal.; Jersey cow. 6 yr. <>R 5 gal ; Gaernsey cow. 5 yr old. 5 gal.; Durham tow. tt yr. old. I i-.il. Red'Pul! cow, 7 yr. old. 4 gal ; Holstein heifer, 2 yr. old. Fresiu-n i Spring; Two Guernsey heifer*, 2 yr. oid, freshen in spring; Bla< k Ai gu* heifer, 2 yr. old. freshen in spring; Durham heifer, 2 yr. old. fr. -,i rn in spring; Black Angus yearling heifer; Guernsey yearling heif. 6 heifers 3 to 6 mo. obi. 2 young bulls; One Holstein Bull, servio.i age; one Guernsey bull, yearling. SHEEP A HOGS 19 Ewes. 2 & 3 yrs. old; I Buck; 7 feeder p 75 lbs. each. TRACTOR 4 IMPLEMENTS Minneapolis-Moline Row crop tractor on rubber, cultivator at ... t ment; John Deere GP Tractor; John Deere 14" tractor plow; J<>h| Deere corn planter with fertilizer attachment: Mclh-ering planter 2 manure spreaders; Cultlpacker with tractor hitch: Rubber tin- w.-n-o' 4 grain hed; Rubber tire wagon Ji- hay rack; Disc; Thoma* mow<r Bob sled, and many other article*. TERMS—f’ASH. Chalmer K. Sheet OWNER Roy S. Johnson 4 Son—Ancts. Melvin Llechty—Sale Equipment 4 A net. Bryce Daniels—Clerk. CO.MI’I.ETE CLOSING OUT PUBLIC SALE Mr. Krep* ha* purchased a small home and I* quitting farmini We will sell at public auction, One mile South and I’4 mile West t Decatur. Indiana. I*,« mile West of Road No. 27. Thursday, January 3, 1941 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. 36—HEAD OF CATTLE—36 Beauty, Brown Swiss row. 8 yr. old. 6 gal. cow. Bred June 12; Star. Guernsey cow. X yr. old. 6 gal cow, ired May 13th; Brownie, Brown Swiss cow, 4 yr. old, 5 gal. cow; Betty, Brown Swiss cow. 5 yr. old. 5 gal. row, hn-d June 16: Bess, Registered Brown Swiss cow. 4 yr old. 4 gal. cow; Nell, Registered Brown Swiss cow, 4 yr. old. 4 gal. cow. fresh Nov 1 Bonnie, Registered Guernsey, 5 yr. okl, 5 gal. cow. Bred July Tiny, Registered Guernsey cow. .3 yr. old. 4 gal. cow. Bred April Peg. Grade Guernsey cow. 3 yr. old. 4 gal. cow. Bred Sept. 27tli; Holstein 4 Swiss heifer. Bred May Ist; Registered Brown Swiss Bull. 4 yr. old; Grade Brown Swiss cow. 3 yr. old. Due with second calf soon; Three Grade Brown Swiss cows. Close up springers; Three Brown Swiss heifers. Bred. Brown Swiss cow. 4 yr. old. Due la*t of February: Four Grade Brown Swiss cow*, 3 to 5 yrs. oid. Pasture bred; One Holstein heifer will freshen soon; One Holstein heifer hred In September; One Guernsey and One Roan heifer, bred: Two Holstein 4 Dutch Belt heifers, Open: Four Extra good young Brown Swiss stock hull*; Two outstanding good Roan Shorthorn Bulls. — HOGS — Three Brood Sows, Bred December Ist; 7 weaned pig*. — SHEEP — 41 Good Breeding Ewe*. Lamh last of Feb.; One good hurl; — POULTRY — 50 White Rock laying hens. — FEED—--650 Bu. oats: 125 hale* timothy hay; Baled Wheat straw; B-tIH Oats straw; 7 hags Kalsco; 7 Bag* fertilizer; 500 lb. Tankage; and .Mineral feeds. TRACTOR A. IMPLEMENTS McCormlrk-During 1943, Mcwlpi 5f D” trartor nn rubber, with Pulley, Power take off; Power Lift & Cultlvatoi* attachments; v Connick Deering Little Genius No. 8 Tractor plow* 14"; McCornm M Deering heavy duty tractor disc; Dunham culti-mulcher. 8 ft.; J- r 1 Van Brunt 12 hole fertilizer grain drill; J. Deere 999 Corn planter wi'l bean attachment; J. Deere 999 Planter with fertilizer attachment aM tongue trucks; New. Mc-Deering 6 ft. mower; Bradley Side delivery rake. Rotary hoe; Steel roller; two section spike tooth harrow. " Deering corn hinder; Mc-Deering manure spreader; Rubber tire wa-" 1 * with good 16 ft. rack A grain hed; Hammer MUI with traveling f- 1 table; Walking plow 14"; Extra good two wheel trailer with rack and new tirea; J. Deere corn sheller; 3 feeding racks; Cattle -•ifeeder; 2 hog feeders; JOO Gal. hog fountain; Fence stretcher*: " Brooder stove: Feeders and fountains; Extra good Double set llrei' i' Ing Harness; Double set harness: Fly nets; Collars; Set wooden war on wheels with axles; Set wood wagon wheel* with skeins; 2 tan* heaters; Buzz saw; 50 ft. drive belt; 40 ft. Extension ladder: <» autT B ma ll tools and forks, shovels, etc. 1 SHREDDER— McCormick 4 roll special, corn shredder. MILKER A DAIRY EQUIPMENT-Hlnnman two unit milking nn chine, bought new last June, pipe and Stahl cocks for 18 cows H'j: ,rlc *»!«■ heater; Wash tank; Milk can; 2 burner oil stove: Elec rh \.^* an F articles too numerous to mention. NOTE—AII the above describer property will bo sold to the piii>ii< as the owners have no further need for It. TERMS— CASH. EDGAR MUTSCHLER and OLLIE KREPS OWNER* Roy 8. Johnson & Son—Aucts. Melvin Llechty, Rale Equipment & Aucf. Bryce Daniela—Clerk. .J Lunch by St. Paul Ladles' AM.

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tian, and two sister*, Mrs, - Wanner and Mn». Noah Schlndiu lioth of Berne. o A refusul io extend justice | m*n everywhere destroy* It fur men