Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 17 October 1950 — Page 6

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Wisconsin To Mstf MktNgMT In Top Game Chicago. Oct. 14—(UP)- Wi» canal* will find o«t for the Big Toe thia weekend whether the conference has maeh chance to end Michilt«ti three year domiaiuion of the league football race. The Badgers. temporary Bia Ten lewfan with two Victoria* and ao defeat*, travel to Aaa Arbor to open the Wolverine*’ Big Tea senM. AM though Michigan will be the favorite, Wisconsin might have the abiHty to push the deteadina cochaatptoa* to the peak. Wisconsin whipped TUtart* la the med. 7 to «. showing fine aiertpe*-. pad a fairly pood around defense Thea the Badger* awed a standout paa* defeaee Saturday to overcome lowa, id to a Michiana meanwhile dropped ll* opew an MeMana But*, the* pafaaMed DmUmwU aM Batarday teat, 31 to 4. to a deftaitriy superior Army team- Bat the Wolverfa* record IMicofa that th* IN* MM deeea t come up to the 1447-44 squads aM Wfaofaa may help tM COafoKVpea ItaMft Th* AM Arbor spectacle beedMae* a three name conference program, la other game*. erratic Pardo* ***** league fay at lowa, wbll* Obi* State. ctkboMer* of th* fagwe tHI* with Michigan, win fay M hgRIPM UtDSDBdtS. On th* nea-cooMene* schedule Rfabtagtoa play* at Illinois. Notre Dam* at ladtaa*. PHfabarah at Nerihweetera. aM MarqtoU* at Michigan State. Ohio State Saturday had too m**b power tar the much improved Indian* Hoorier*. wtaafat. 24 to Id. daapite a record breaklny passing Tonicht & Tuesday LANA TURNER — ' A HER OWN” -X Barry SWllvaa. Arm Dvorak A ALDO inert* I4c-44c la*. Ta* -0 Wed. A. Thues.—>ttog* Fright" Jan* Wyman, Rtehard.Tedd Plrat Shew WM- at 4: to Centinwoua Thor*, tram 1:34 BS SUDS TO ATTBND! —o Cemfa* Svm —Oort UHMsster, “The Flam* and th* Arrow" Be* Office Open at • e'clech Flaat Shew at t e’clock. - Last Time Tonight - “CHAMPAGNE FOR CAESAR” Donald Colman, Celeste Holm -0 TUES. & WED. * LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! ' TUESDAY NIGHT j , 18 SURPRISE NITE! Be Sore to Be Here! glSm ’*‘■^"^-5-5-— — ' | Cemleg So*.—r*Mon<ana Mike” I

COUfGf rOOTULL Ohio State to. Indian* 14 Northwestern 13. Minnesota d. Wisconsin Id. lowa 4. Amy 17. Michigan d. Miami 3*. Purdue 14. Notre Deme IS. Tulane 3 Michigan State 33. William and Mary 14. St. Joseph’s 7, Indiana State 0. Franklin 40. Hoar Poly 0. Butler 33. Hall State 7. Taylor 13. Earlham 4. ' Indiana Central 31, Manchester : mOberlin 34. DePpu* 13. . Wabash It. Knox 14 (tie). Valparaiso It. Augustan* 7. i Morri* Harvey 47. Evansville 13. Canterbury 31, Hanover 20 Kentucky 41. Cincinnati 7 Syracuse 37. Penn State 7. Colgate 35, Holy Cross 28 Cornell 3b. Harvard 7. Pennsylvania 43. Dartmouth to. Klee Id. Pittaburgh 7. Princeton 30. Navy 14. Tulau 37, Villanova 7. Tale to. Columbia 14. ; Wake Forest 13. North Carolina, . Oklahoma U.Texas 13. . Southern Methodist 54. Oklahoma .ADM*. . fltaaford 33. Santa Clara 13. , California 13, Southern Cal 7. i I show by Indiana's sophomore quarl terbeek Lou D’Achille. D’AchlU* triad 3» passes, most ever attempted by a* individual fa league play. ■ and completed 30 to tie another ■ longue marh. Northwestern's Don Stooeslfer I ateo »et a passing record, hauling r la 13 throw* aa the Wildcats beat Mtadreota, 13 to 4. Stoneslfer scor I ed both Wildcat touchdowns while • gaining 140 ynrd*. and his catches l brake the previous single game : mark of six set by Northwestern * Max Morri* In IMS *M tied last , year by Clifton Anderson of InI dtana. Illinois, with Dick Raklovits a ' running afar, downed U C. L A. Friday night. 14 to 4. while Purdue.; conquerors Notre Dame a week ago. couldn’t come up again against | Miami. Fla., and loot 30 to 14 I Notre Dame meanwhile had to. *«—p*le nil the way to pull out nJ 13 to » decision over Tulane while Michigan State walloped William aM Mary. 33 to 14. John Mostil Hm4« Sox' Form System Chicago. Oct. 14. - (VP)— John Moatil of Whltlnx. Ind . was promoted to field supervisor of th* Chicago White Box fam system, today. »u<-'-ceding George Top'rcer PHO FOOTBALL Pittsburgh 17. New York Giant* 4 Cleveland 34. Chicago Cardinal* 34 Angele* 34 Detroit » 1 Chicago Bear* to Green Bay fl Philadelphia 34. Baltimore 14 MMMMMMMOBMMMNMMMMN* Something Go Wrong... ... with your eor •v«r the woeheM? C*me jn and l«t u* enesk it. QAY'I MOBIL SERVICE tMk and Manree Dta. ' NUER SUTIM O TUKBOAY NIGHT • THURSDAY NIGHT O FRIDAY NIGHT O SUNDAY AFTKDNOON AND NIGHT CLEM’S LAKE i ■ HMHRB Start The Bay WHhßacoa aad Eggs W» ar* always open at 6 a. a. and ready to nerve | you baron and eggs for breakfast or any of our other breakfast specials. Start the day right with a hot breakfast. ALSO SERVING: NOON LUNCHES. . SHORT ORDERS | SANDWICHES BICK’S MILL OPKN 100 A. M. t* 4 00 P. M.

Army Downs Michigan 27-6 PULLBACK bON DUFFCK of Michigan Is shown carrying Army’s high-flying Fuqua across the goal'll** with him fa the first quarter for the Wolverines only score of the game. A record of 47.400 saw th* Black Knights from West Point run their unbeuten string to 33 in a row hy downing a fiery Michigan team 37-4 In New York’a Yankee Stadium

SPOUTS BUUJriN BL Lrefa Ort. to—(UDl—tddfa Dyer, who wen th* 1444 and w*rid aerie* witlv the *t. L*ul* Cardinal* in M* firrt big fang** **a**n a* a manager. r**ign*d a* Redbird | pitot today. Oyer announced h* wa* quitting th* Cardinal organiaatien after to year* a* a player aM manager at a pr*a* e*nf*r*nc* called by *wn*r Fred M. baigh. Dy*r aaid h* wa* ranipnlng bmau** *f th* p««r shewing «f th* Cardinal* wh* wound up In fifth plae* In th* ****** r***ntlended. Government Sorely Needs Stenographers r' ' ' ' ' I Washington. Oct. 14, —(VP) — , I Th* goT*rnn*4nl posted a "help w*HvMI mgn ivf quin me wwmr ( graphera today. The chrll service commission reported that a shortage of "good" stenographers, first felt before the end of World War 11. has been growing worse In the pMt fesf month* because of increased needs of the defense department. It aaid qualified girl* are sure of job* it they can meet civil service . standards. I I FoHsw BYMry idstollniMt oi mis Mow FAITH BALDWIN storyl Whan a gay, young widow dffcidffs to com* East to lire and to moot tho irvttoffs of hgf lofgo ostoto —look out Now Yorkl— LOOK OUT FOR UZAiThb a getting now MWipapoc 40-_ rial is Foith Baldwin In hor moit lighthoartod mood. Don’t miu on* inttollmont, of LOOK OUT FOR LIZA. B*Ciai Wad. Ost. II h Becitir tanent

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Weiner Aoost For rOOTDarI rKfy wfj And Dods Tuesdoy The weiner roast for football Flayer* of the Decatur senior add Junior high schools and their dads, sr-hedaled io be held this eventag at Worthman field, ha* been postponed to Tuesday evening. The weiner roast will be held at C:34 at th* field, and will be followed by an Intra-aquad game be tween member* of the Junior high school team at 7:15 o’clock. The public is invited to attend the Junior high game Tuesday eve ning. j Silage made from corn sprayed with DDT should not Ire used for dairy cow feed. lowa Stat* College experts say DDT can paks Into the milk and cause harmful effects tn nirtfc ( ertinrtor* NO'ttea 11* hereby given that Mary <*, han filed a petition In the CitruTt <’'«»ir.t nf Ado tn a < (Minty, Indiana, fiat** the Hine and plate nf her birth let erm ■ : Maki petition U »et for heartnc on Ort 22, BSO. KIIR Klin r. JKBKHO Klerk nt Ibe Adamt* Clre«tt 4 wart M~r iE THB Ip mws by Jim Kane \ < -ru-n "I Un, ■.. r | ■fl -Lg.. h a tfl mg|S 1 im.-ri. an > sir., s-all-l hrhappier If they went bare-footed an.i siep on <hefloor That's on the level, but we ve got an idea it would be difficult to achieve. The ladles like • decorating tfieir bedrooms too much to lie satisfied with replacing the four-po.-ter with a rag rug. As for going bare-footed, women in India do it. and it’s supposed Ur ire much more healthier than wearing high heels, However, maybe the kids in India don't leave metal I toys around tn he stepped on. That's a point to tie considered. Just about everyone enjeya tian*. If you’re one of the many, go over to the Methodiet Church , tonite. Or. Jones and the W.S.C.*. have been working hard to make • gala week-long affair you're sure to like. They'll appreciate your support - In Bangor. Me., a fellow waa Jailed for stealing 41200 to be used in setting up a detective agency. That's what you might call an Inside Job. We ll do a good job of helping you to make your horn* cliartning. We have a lot of knowhow about colors . . . and we have known name paint . . . including Moore's Dulamel semi gloss enam;el for walla and woodwork. Let * i talk It over at KANE PAINT A WALLPAPER STORE. 15s South Second St. Phone 3-to*o, adv.

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COMMUNITY ICMiUnned r**m F*g* •—> the South Korean 34th regiment. f eet off along the railway late yes- . terday Two of the five survivors of th* I Yonghung mas* murders said 104 l ’ American war prisoner* had * marcher with the South Korean ’’ Prisoners from Seoul to Youghung !_ But they said the Americans were separated from the doomed I I South Koreans and marched off 11 Sr'TWEBI ■“ 1 ; r • JH| ■ - "WM I ITRUOGUNO through Loa Angel*** I record 104-degre* heat wav*. J*ek I Kessler wipe* his brow a* hi* of. I flee staff go about their dutie* ta I bathing suits. Th* girl* ar* Terry I Humphrey* (left) and Carol 811varsparre. (Inf emotional)

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PleasanlMilk Net Schedule Is Announced Yhe 145A1 hkokeAtall aehrtfate to< the rieusaat MUD Spartans was announced today by Gerald Vlmsrd. principal and roach. The Spartans will launch their schedule Wednesday night. Nov. 1. entertaining th* Decatur Commodores at the Pleasant Mills gym. Coach Vlxard has tour lettermen returning from la<t year's squad. Jimmy Price. Bill Woekinger. Hilly Johnson and Jack Raudenbush. Johnson, however. Is out for at least another month with third de gree burns. The Spartans lost six members of last year’s sectional squad by graduation. Top sophomore prospects at the present time are Don Human. Jerry Neqdstine Jerry Prk-e. Laster Manley. John King Jr.. Lester Painter and Bob Speakman. . iZ .. Th* cwwptotA schedule follows; No*. 1 Decdtor Commodores at Pleasant Mills. Nov. 3— Wraa. 0. at Wrap. Nov. lOßerae at Pleasant Mills Nov. 17— Hartford at Pleasant Mills. Nov. 33— Adams Central st Pieasaat Mills (Adams Central game). Nov. 24—R01l at Pleasant Mills. Dec I—Mendon, 0. at Mendon. Dec. 4-Jeflerso* at Pleasant Mills. Dec 15—Mon men th at Monmouth. Det 33-Vnton (Van Wert Co.) at Vatoa. Jan I—Alumni at Pleasant Mffl*. Jan. s—Geneva at Pleasant Mills. Jan. 14—Liberty Center at Pleasant Mill*. Jan. 23-Hartford at Hartford. Jan. to—Bryant at Pleasant MUI*. Feb. 3—Adams Central at Pleasaat Mill* Feb. 4—Monmouth at Pleasant Mills Feb. 13—Jeffereoe at Berne. toward Pyongyang before the mas- . eaere h*gsn Friday. These Ansar--leb*a were "MR bettwed pert of the group last reported ia the railway lanaai, however. 23 Now Folte Cmm Reported In Indiana Indianapoll*. Oct. 14 —(VP)The ladiaa* stat* bo*rd of health 1 eported 23 aew polio case* and cm death today. George M. Hayes, Jr., 34. North Manebeater, died yesterday ia I Methodist hospital in Fort Wayn* Th* weekaad total* tomparod with 31 case* and one death for th* aam* period last year thus far {during October, 131 case* aad e*v. Jva deaths have been reported thia ' year compared with 53 exae* anil ■ flv* deaths a year ago. Westinghouse engineer* are spraying molten steel on worn sta*i I part* to repair equipment which 1 otherwise would bar* to be discarded as übselete or wore out They are using a new tool devised l>y an atomlier concern

DfMOCRATS <«-—ste*ro tv*** rre* o*«i crowd when be launched aa Mtaeh oa Bea. Hamer Cap»*«rt aM afa* on Areh RobhUt. former Mate **dltor and Republican .ah did ale for Judge of the supreme court, third district. State Senator von Eichhorn alto spoke aad promised tu-lmck Gpv, Hchrlcker and th* state, platform it returned to the state senate. Etah-

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