Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 13 May 1950 — Page 4

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Remember Mother, lor never ba* the forgotten you! If automobile* acme day ahould aeoot fmter th** the speed of *o**4, what would become of the back-seat driver*? « o 1 » Only • little while ago people were. woßderiag how long it would be before they could have televiaion. Some, of course, etill wonder. —• o When .falling down the cellar stairs why not tale along those __ Mde and end* which long have been waiting to go to the base■ent? o— 0— Tentative figure* on Decatur'* l»50 population may be released next week, the census office announces. What Is your guess of ‘ the number of Decatur citiaena? Th* preliminary report* will not include college students and thos* registered while traveling. Later these name* wilt be added to the local list o O-:.jjftan*--4vro—going—forward , fur._ the annual convention of Northern Indiana Volunteer Firemen in this city. June 9 and 10 The twoday event will bring hundreds of firemen and visitors, so we ahould be getting ready to -wei ' •-wwowis'i'Wi. -dtoualar ed for its hospitality and friendly spirit and these civic virtues should be showered in abundance onwrhe firemen —e . ~ —— Indiana's two V. 8. senators voted against President Trunin s government reorganisation plan*. ' which followed suggestions outlined by the Hoover Commission The*e .men talk / , onomy and. vote ™.ti'._ n>ain.t».tß..oMliH<_id.r,d...iHac:ieea. which increase the co.-r of „-v.ri) non’ In the case <>f <«i ■!: t. ’ and Jenner, their -r: -i: no doubt stemmed from the tut that they did not want to give Mr Truman credit for reducing costs The title of most ,popu!.< pro, lessor has been bestowed by , ver ning session freshmen a' City College in New York on an H. ttrurtor who deals with sie-epin- «. and In aJif nt Ton wTt 11 such vailed aids as cap pistols, feats of magic and rive mice. This might rai - home question as to the seriousness of the instructor's mind lift perhaps be is merely re<-ognizinir that the most learnttf of h-ctur'-" has difficulty In penetrating the nittid' when th- student is asleep

A Disorder of the Elderly

By Herman N Bundesen. M.D PAKKINStiN S disease is one of th»* , rn' -- • tn- Hating ®f ' ■>' disorder* which affect the adderh r Beginning with -a trerribHbg in the iorfincer and thumb. TF progress**' lintjl the arms a-Bd Jexs are in i Constant slate of tremor. Mean whHe th* t»<« (ones ita nor trial wrinkle* ii ' *’»MU'nex a ma-k iii»* expression As the pat Tent ~ walks he *huffle< along with hi* ha<k bent forward and often with the • ik»- several running 'rtepi lor* ar# -r'lfnmetfmr* barTT ward These patient* have a degree ot.helpl* o’ r>' pr*'?orri< n to ’he h-x of n It would »; to ar ’’ it <-< '-•<;■ - pMMM f, \'- ' •• ' helped hr in operation, though it * Tz’Z ’ 4»drn• * P™- ■ i . flraDv th* 'inly »•. mpi'nrT,r anv eererity i» the trembling Now and then thia trembling may be limited .To Jost, one •>’ t n Thi are the < *>• - UmH may •♦■ by deal of mux. alar awkwardness as m th t-arbamea <»f the emotion opera ••’ the treatment will • rJv nake rfte < disorder worae The operation whuh hr <.m empi«>yed conaiat- 4 '

Aa a fund raising agency, the Decatur Community Fund, eliminate* frequent and varioua drive* during the year. In fact, nearly •very public drive, except for the Red Croaa, is incorporated in the Community Fund. The seal and •tamp campaigns are not considered in the light of public drive*, since participation involve* only purchase of the emblems sent to prospects. Giri and Boy Bcout activities, which every good community desires to support, youth and recreation programs, the Adam* County Cancbr Society, Salvation Army and other approved youth and health organizations are all wrapped up in the one campaign. Decatur people have signified their sup port and approval of the Community Fund idea and it should be their aim to expand Its Service* in the city. College HozingF The old. old question of. collegiate hazing practices has been brought to the fore again with tragic abruptness by the death of one student and serious injury of another in a fraternity hazing —XtUUt *1 —Wltteubeig—tWh-ge—— Ohio. By coincidence, this occurred only a tew days after a small stir created by a hazing incident at another Ohio college, Youngstown. in which eight men were left stranded: on a Laki- Erb- . •WgSWMerM* tteft-oUddfe night. Th* r» wen* no -♦ ri<>UN « <>n FequtniM -. but Uh re might-have been if a storm had arUen. Evtjy <f>ilt*gp and university faeew the qtU’Miou of whelherto permit haring, and if ao Lu what extent It Should be controlled The kind*st thing which can be said for the custom is that it is a mark iif Ho i’i matuHty ot 'h. atadffite. Most voih-ge administrators agree -ihat thtir stiMhnt* need «<>me <»f---u • fii*' th\ uj v< -of uii-ic-t'.uiit\ .Sin old hng h<‘ »rii• • of thv.se acceptr.d < IftU’-? * The, fact that tragedy somerr*ttltJ»‘ K not the only ><itr for raiding the question Wh»Ji hazing is a prerequisite to membership in a vampu- society, somehow a disproportionate impoFonce l»» ■ mm s attached to it Thi>*~ K stnut'thing w IrolVy tti* oil ... sistent with thu aims <yf educa* ; tfon in a custom whISK jemfs the upperrlaaemen. who should be moe? advam ♦•<!, to *lry to outdo each other in fhinking up ways to ’fTrferade the victim of a hazine .♦ ;-.ylp subjt i • him to no ntal anguish and ph*, o.tl to'-’ni- H.izrnz : ,iii pij does m l belong on.the college (

; tain nerve tracts in the brain, or » »**n temoving portions of the front- part us the brain or cere--i-runt '. lu a group patients the r - rißitni? wa.k -reduced to a nepilgjide degree in half of them, and »he usefulness of—the arm wah Improved in about the same ’ number of cases. e ■ with this same operation increases. the results of th»* opera non are better. The operation is "tn rmty- a smalt -iwittr- ■ jer of patients who have trem-j-bhng on both Mde* of the body. It mist be remembered that the cannot be employed if 1 ’here are other symptoms present J?tldi r Jonr_jo the trejTibh.ns M >r»-o.er. r;os? >uige<.ns *ill not pHdwrtake ft unless rto* trembling i<« so wvrr»'< a » io make hie intaler- ■ *alHe7 When, rhe tremor exists on both 'id* <. two “;»vn*Uon.« are noeew *ar> r»he <»n each -aMc of th? « • .•: ■• bp -‘ii interval /sF most ha between the • perations QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS J H « .th you tel! me where I •an get I m/.t paste for an it<-hrn< **on?T -••-.• — Answer- Any dr tig store »ai; z a,- I ana . .tste for | » **// . Ll . e ‘ ’

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To b* Mwetad at • coat et *MX 0««. th* n«w eoaaarvattaa building won will tak* it* plac* along «id* other modern building at the Inliana state fairgrounds. Fulfilling a loag-Um* need, the bulidiag will be located acroaa th* race track near the Forty-flecond •treet gatee, amid • aerie* es winding path*, shrubbery and tree*. Around it will be pool* for the display of fish, and animal P*n* tor the proper showing of the state's wildlife, j > The interior will embrace two auditoriums, artificially lighted acquariums and spacious dormitories for conservation officer* and ethers employed during the fair. A full basement will house fi*h *tor age tanks, eleclrie punp* and other device* necessary for operation. Water will be provided from a driven welL Halit in the form of a "T" the overall length of the building will overall length of the be 200 feet, hot counting a iargj porch on the south or main en trance end. In width it will be approximately 1W feet plus the added width of a west porch. With the exception of the roof and roof supports the bwtldlag will be built of Indiana limestone. Laminated wooded arches support the roof eliminating the need for uprights. A note of pessimism follows the iiihi-uiicf'iiient of ttie new building though: Kenneth M. Kunkel, dr rector of the conservation department. fears the new edifice will not be completed in time for the lliio slate- fair, -000— - Despite the adverse weather cr»nslitfttH that have haunted usiw the ' 'feiir- months. ’an "oVt-f abundance of rain anti not too much sunshine, indefatigable musn room hunters have been tramping' the wood*. 7l . Though It is probably a little early for auch hunts, i< nevertheless has been pl*asaa* for hikes through the woods.

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** HEY! TAKE IT EASY! IT you're the Rent that was speeding past our fthop with his front wheels wobbling I the <4her day—you'd better drive in for » I an alignment job right now! It won’t cost much, and it may nave you a whale of a lot of money" later. Drive up! — - J “Over-all Overhaul Storvicto” BUTLER’S GARAGE South First St. _

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MAN >M • this eolwm *•■• ttana *g« a* bain* Injured, uabM* to m*vw tarter tk*a an* at th* a*r* WB tfe* ■igmray is niny rsevrsrM mm| ha* b**a role***d. . Jl*««a*t had too many fishing yrt. . . Did hear of a ana with a private lake who ha* supplied aooae tarty meals for th* family and friend*. With a private lake, there I* no catch limit . .and the ownar Mrtft es to keep It private. . .TMttM the smart thiag »o Ao, of eotme, because the lake Is aatall enough to afford one family some ftshlag pleasers, hut it is not large ennagh to accomodate all Adan* county fishermen. HomthoU Scrapbook •y ROMRTA LU i— Butts* Container Why not use a wide-mouthed glass jar as a container for traltons’ You can then see the contents from the outside and avoid a great deal of searching when a particular style of button I* desired. Ironing Hint Iron the button pari of a garment face down on a Turkish tawel, and the apsces between the buttons will be nice and smooth. Straw Hata .-..Th.e.„top„_pL an old dihearAed straw' hat will make an Ideal table mat. for hot dishes. Bind the edge with some attractive material. 0 -r — | Modern Etiquette | By BOBRRTA LU — Q Is impermissible to open'and read a message or telegram that is.brought to one while sitting‘anil talking with guests? A. Yes; but be sure you have aaked, to 1* Moused before opening the message Q On which of her father's arms

Aw* th* brtde pro***d down th* *rwa • Q. tte ttetete tkt Itoby W A. jWteiPfM —Ad naaww asWrtAwAA** ■By IL lUMy wwf vurkvivi* •d whw two to afet months old. I 1 I ———< May *» high school commencement will be held Jane 4. Jean Mermoz pilots first mall plane from St. Louis to Brazlle, South America, e*tabli*blng regular service. Fridjof Mansen, famous explorer, 41. dies at Oelo. Republicans natn* Ir* J. Wil son of Muncie ns district chairman. Bishop Noll will confirm a class «t » at St. Mary s church here tomorrow. Adams county had 7* les* school children than a year ago. 41*4. Peppy B*le — The Peppy Pal* 4H club of ProH* towwshlp met Monday *vening at the Zion *cho*L Th* meetIng was called to *rd*d by the prtiidMrt, Dorte Kmmmlm. Roll c*U <wm anawerod with "my favorite pie.” Severs! stunts feaured the evening's program. A tag was called to order by the Baltemeier. Plan* were made tor the softball team The club than joined the Green Leaf 4-H club for recreation led by Barbara Carr. Ice cream bar* were served to all members and leader* present by Donna Heckman. Ruth and Marlene Bultemeier. The next meeting will be held May 22 at the school. ,—UaieiuPaia The Vnlon Pal* held their second meeting May 90 The meeting was opened by group singing and pledges were led by Sara Jane I Frank. The roil call was answered by “my favorite hobby?' A special feature was given by Mildred (Irote. and a demonstration by Leoim Bohzike. flame* .were placed and delicious refreshments were' served. ' The next meeting will be held May 24. ’ Egg* cause silver to tarnish because of small amounts of sulphur In the egg. which unites with the silver to form a silver sulfide, a common form of tarnish. The name of the English royal house was change* from Hanover to Windsor by a proclamation July ! 17, ISI7. ■ , '

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: Tta a*sLlfr**tory ■** i&ii to circuit coast for the ertato of Lena Fruecht* by th* administrator. Walter Fruechte, with th* apprai*-ero-Glen Giro* and Jeas* Btam*— report reveal!** the total appraised vato* of the estate tmba 17.17 - N. ; ' Pd* f*Bd O. Remy Merly and Hubert Mo ClMahan, attorney* tor Grotebe* Smith, who ha* filed a compialet againat John A. Young *t *1 to contest will and probat* a former wtll, appear in court and show lb* receipt for filing |l*4 b*od ordered by the court. On motloa of the plaintiff, cause set tor Issues May 26. Order** T* Pay Samuel Cottrell, who appeared In court following the filing of a complaint for divorce by his wife, Luilen Cottrell, is ordered to pay Into the clerk's office |U weekly tor support and (76 fees for plaintiffs attorney, D Burdette Caster. ktsrriag* Licenses Roger Steiner, Linn Grove, and Alice Yoder, route 1, Berne. Leo Moeer. D•ea t* r, aad Florence Biens, route 4. Gerhard Kiefer and Hildegard Buitenveler. both of tout* I. Campaign Cap*ndn*re* Bd Hhwhotf. Republican, traatee. t'nkrw townwhip, n* eapeaae. Gerhard Retaking. Democrat, a* ■easor, Waahlngton township, (26 - Hi j In the pngt 2* years th* federal budget haa gone from (4.400.0*0.000 to 142.000 000,000 a year: employees from SOO.OOO to 2.1*0.000; hoards, bureau* and agencies from 640 to 1,812. More than half of the entire population of the United States gets it* Income from producing, processing, handling, transporting and distributing food. LSIUAi. b*TICK OF rt nt.lt —... .ssn^Linui.u.... —— a— Notice Is hereby given I bat tne Ah-ohblie. Bev erase Board <,t AOatne '-minty Indiana. will at 2 I’m t n the 2* C.HT. <la> of Mas. is&t’ at ths..'t'omnUeaiofter’s Room. . I Amlitne'e 'tfru-e In the City (or 1 town' of t’reutur. In-liana tn aat.l (’(iunty. begin inyeaHgaiion --.r-dji* ant»lß-all on or the r..||.. wjhg ftatftpk perao"-.reituerUng '.he laaue .al’UlJ-st the lorn'ton lirrein :after . not out.. of the Alcoholl, Bet rrage l-'trtuti of the > lass here.lpAtJer. ■b-«'gn.»t--.| e'.'l w Ui. at hul-l tlrfie nW*l place re- tnrr Information con. erntag 'he ritbena .u said appliean'. and ’ hr, propriety of IsaHtng the ft'rtotl ai’pUed for to aut.li appll'anl at'*tlie pri-mtaee nan'v-l. Vamea l.w-attena t Inwetrieattwae Andrew Applernnti. ffMZS' (Heafaurntrt’,’ 702 VV .Monro* St . I'e/atur. Bear Wtne Itrtailerr' I'rrmit l|»'d in veallsa'lon wilt be open to the I'itbll'*. and public parti, Ipatlon i- reqsert'-l Indiana Altoludle Here ran* t'on'-mi-.ion. - • . o By John r. Yawaaa Ke, net ary ft Keraard St. Beyle Chalrntan MAY «-]l| If You Have Something T* Ball ! Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pay*.

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Jifat aa wilh huBMB bcingH, kifh engine are a of trouble. Batter bring yonr ear in for a tbagnoiu* while aiakgie repair* and adjaataienta can be nude. Jmt ■ in hnnunß. a aynpton ignored can mean DEATH for yonr car! PHIL L MACKLIN CO. CHRYSIeBB-PLYMOUTH REO TRUCKS -Our U**d C*r* Make Good Or W* D*l" 107 S. lat St. Phone 80 Open Till 0 P. M. '' FULL-WIDTH FRIEZER! FULL-I(MGTH COLDI | II I ’*lllLßki - 4fl I SdE? ■ rl Bt I B 1.1 —x-®-I New 1 cu. ft* •gnaMyiedfotondl | ■lam* l ■ar ---- 1 MnM- tod-—a ■ to g 1 F B • 27 pound* of frozen food. *ub-4r**zlng elorag*. Naw! F*ll-l**gth C*kll,lnfra KY*e* Fv*to*4i** Ff—l BH*wl, | . WB nWW**RHW RU | FWVWYy vWwvsV* ■ VWWU wEEEVe '4j* * ' ' Moro Spoco por Aollorl Gaooraw tuf Ttnul Com Io Now/ 9—Uh—lo'2—U foot ap to 1339.95 JAMES KITCHEN AT PUBLIX SERVICE 119 N. 2nd Phone 6195 3 MODELS—I AUTOMATIC MAYTAG WASHERS NATURAL AND ' BOTTLE GAS STOVES CABINET—Gmeova, Kitchen Kraft and Midwest. 3 makes—3 prices. Flenty of Used Washers — 41.40 per week. Guaranteed! _ . PUBLIX SERVICE 119 N. 2nd Phone 6195 JAMES KITCHEN

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Norton *r^ruAt. A *wrrtXMK>rr or!XV tollAtoCMMtotoA De. any, why_U>orffi&« IKBTrStMKNT ACT’Ot'NTS wit* th* estate es anld decedent ahould net be npnroved; •ad said helra *ro notified to then and Ibero make proof of hetrahip. and reoWve their dfatrtbuUvo AtteHMF VM ton 4a *£« Metal town — turotaw