Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1950 — Page 6

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Jackets Play > ,<i PsarKirnoraLiiy Here Tuesday

Tb* Dwatar Vallow Jacket* TuwMajr night will entertain one al Um few Indiana high school undefeated teams, when they tangle with the Hartford City Airedales at Warthman field at 7.30 o’clock. Hartford City has won all eight of Us starts this season, several by lopsided scores, and is rated <*• of the tonghest teams in this section of the state. The Aire dal**' latent victory wan against the Wabash Apaches last Friday, aeswtag the Airedales of at togM a tie tor the Centra) Indiana cw toreeee championship The Yetto* Jasksts. winners of only one game this year. *UI be battling to improve their record and hope to knock oft the favored Airedales. Two mor* games remain on the Decatur scheduled after tomorrow night'* tttt. The Jackets will play Fort Wayne Concordia tn Dweuger park. Fort Wayne. Saturday night, and wind up the season with Fort Wayne Central at Worthman field her* Friday night, No*. 3. ALL-OUT WAGE, tceestaeei re— F**» Peel manpower commission Goodwin headed in World War 11. the new agency will be responsible for egg Ing sh-rrtagM of manpower In defense industries.

•on- Office Open at • e'elegk ’ Fitot Shew at 7 o'clock. • Last Time Tonight - “MONTANA MIKE” Robt. Cummings, Brian Denievy TUES. & WED. 8LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! Tuesday Night w SURPRISE NITE! Be Sure to Be There! (F o —/i — I Committed I I No Sin | I When I I Was J ■ill IICNABD riiEiNn conte B use csttiii WEEMEI MOTO I - O—O Coming Bun. — "BURRA"

Harold Niblick Bags Ace At Golf Course Ilar*i4 MMick, Decatur merchant add golf enthusiast, achieved th* "golfer’s dream ' Sunday atterbou* at the Decatur golf course. Niblick made the 111-yard fourth hole in a sing* stroke and became the first Decatur golfer to turn that trick at the local course thia year. it is believed to be the second time la the history of th* local course that any player has made a bolwin-on*. Niblick, who is manager of Niblick and Co. department stor* here, has been playing the game for several years. Other members of the foursome were Ron Parrish, Virgil Doyle an* Bob Frlsingur. High School Football Fort Wayne South 40, Huntington 7. Indianapolis Shortridge 13, Indianapolis Washington 7. Evansville Bosse 40. Evansville Mater Del 4. South Bend Washington 33. South Bend Riley 13 PRO Tootball New York (Hants 17. Cleveland 13 Philadelphia 17. Pittsburgh 10. San Frabcisco IS. Detroit 87. Chicago Cards 33. Washington n _ Ixn Angele* 70. Baltimore 37. VISHINSKY IN <C*toS*eeS reel Page o*e> western policy of "area* of strength.” as established through regional pacts such as the north Atlantic alliance, la "useless, fruitless and sterile” and could bring only the "opposite result” from cooperation with the Soviet Union. DEMOCRATS 4C**«l**«4 Fr.m r*«» Oaei

fair and refreshment , will follow the speaking Several meetings also ar* planned for negt week. Hehble said. ( •■•* 4JMI FttMk Hate •ttwi Thr -undersign*’!, Truman Heller, the estate *4 Charle'N N. Multi. .h-<»a«4d. by . . to* <>♦ an order <>f the Adame I’lremt s’..art *»f Adams county, Indiana, Hr—<t>tber with the heir* **f sab! d«*=eh«nt. iierrby Kiv»- m that At ib« ht.wr nf Lw » •> < h»eh P.M on pbwday, OtoVr 2*. lJ»-*»». ther will -All it Public AuvlTort. At the pr»-m th* f.ottow tn g re’s'll estate” : ' In! .! number b» the 2Hh Addition. to the loutt of Bertie., j . Ituh.i'ia Thr J«»l i« t *d at - • ',:,k N’>ft:-. i- s:i.<i tn BtT’ r. and '•?! ? it <i •’•Ami-mod- ♦•-? i i. r-t.nl <iw*’lh»i* bou»e-. a 15x10 ’fruit and shad* 7 ree* A» Bits Bale the .i<lnu’HN»rat or Will weiVthe until vid*-*! -••n*-ih»rd of said muw and th* htbr* will sell • th* rema bi hoc part thereof, all will !>* Mold ,a« r.n« unit Terms- 2,'r'-. .f • »t.d ,por- ha«* in i*a.*h at lime of sale. balance upon !*-uv*ry “t and ai’stfa- ! witun da*’*: p«.y»i»-Nsi<»n will be Kfve.y np<»n *at isfM< toT i- j*f*ttlem* it. The ajNA to <»•* made fiahje-'t t , the taxea for year payable in !3>i Trum«M Heller. Ad min HUB I T Belllrr " — Mildred Metier Male li Marta, heirs. Jeff Meetly. Am ti«»n**r Hear? M. Heller, *Ht me; •>• T ! * J>- 23 ;

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Ohio State Is Team To Beat; 111 Downs ND Chicago. Oct. il’Pi-- Ohio State's bouncing Buckeyes were marked today as th* "team to heat" in the bust balanced Big Ten foot ball campaign in many year-, Wes FggJtt'g. team.. *bl< !> *<«, the Rose. Bowl last year M to 1 champions of the conference, handed Minnesota Its second worst beating in history Saturday. 43 to d. And the decision marked even more improvement for a team which lost its opening game against an Inspired Southern Methodist surge In the las’ period. The Minnesota win was Ohio Blate's second in conference play and it left the Bucks with five league matches, lowa. Northwestera. Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan. . All five future opponents rated as possible upsetters, but unless one of them should perform the unexpected, Ohio State will be the favorite for every clash, and probably gather power in each contest. Thus tar the Buckeyes have been sparked by Vic Janowicg. a junior triple threat bacir who excels at every Job. But Feeler's uncertain reserves have developed fast, and the team now has good balance both offensively and defensively. I Ohio State's tangle with lowa at Columbus Saturday will be the feature scrap of a four game Big Ten slate, though two, other leaders. Michigan and Northwestern, also will be active. -« Michigan, which downed Wisconsin. 2S to 1.1. Saturday appears at Minnesota and It probably will be the fifth straight Ines for th* burly Gophers Northwestern moves to Wisconsin tor a game which could go either way and be no upset In the fourth Big Ten scrap, Indiana, which upset Notre Dame. I 20 to 7. Saturday, goes to Illinois I for a match also rated virtually even. 1 Purdue, beaten by lowa Saturday, 33 to 21, for its third loss of the year, entertains U. C. L A. in the lone intersectional scrap on the card. Michigan State, a 34 to G victor! over Marquette last week, meets Notre Dame at South Bend, and the’ Spartans looked like favorites to hand the IrishJts third loss of the campaign Illinois wop. a major iuitrsec

* THS lb by Jim Kan* set t 1 "I).lJH'<> I m u ■ , 1 fa< >- <*l the in<M»nt * " ,H *' t •’ 1 e Ifalh* / we'eii the (UtoaffiMMejH night when the witches ride their jg-d-propelled brooms, and hohgobUns roain the laud Along with the supeinatural aspects of the rvuniiif you (»» 4-xpwt a orarm of neigh Im >rhood kids lo4>kin£ as wild as they sometimes seem to their parents • and offering you a choke of “tricks or treats.” Our advise is . . . have the "t .‘‘ts” ready Hallowe en is no tin to push your luck The kids have really been picking on the Decatur Used Furniture Stcire windows but Jerry says that's nothing compared to what he used to do on Oct. 31. Come to think of it, I guess all of us can reminisce on the mean tricks we did when we were young. Many a 4m4 building vms laid low by the ghosts. • A. Providem e Judge gave a woman exclusive right to her home until her divor* e case come.< up. provided h*r husband < ould return oik e A week to take a. bath. We always like to have our old friends and < ustomers < ome back again and again And it's always good t<» suy. ‘ Ilowyd to y 4.11 new folks Hope you 11 Tin oti Its When we help you with your home dec orating proMetns. We re at your -ervb e at KANK 'PAINT* WALL PAPER STORE. H>m South Second St Phon* ?. .1030. a dv

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Indiana B*l. Notre Dame 7. lowa 33, Purdue 21. Ohio Ntate 43. Minnesota «. Illinois 20. Washington 13. Michigan M; Wisconsin 13 Northwestern 2k. Pittsburgh 23. Hanover 34. Manchester 13. Franklin 2*. Earlham 2<>. 11 un ting ton. 2>>< Cedarville 7. i Michigan Central 33. DePauw 2« Hiram 34. Taylor 7. Valparaiso ««. Carthage U. Miami <O ) 42. Butler 7. Wilmington (G 1 52. Hose Poly 0 Michigan Normal 13.,Ha1l Stale fi Centre 3 Wabash 7. St Ambrose 2tl. St. Joseph’s 12 Canterbury 33, Anderson 25. Michigan State 34, Marquette <1 Kentucky 34, Vllianova 7. Nebraska 13. Penn State n Missouri 211. lowa State 20/ltiC) Navy 27. Southern California 14 Army tt». Harvard # Pennsylvania 34. Columbia 6. , Cornell 7, Vale <l. Syracuse 34. Holy Cross 27. Tennessee 13. Alabama 9. Southern Methodist 42. Rice 21 Wake Forest 13. George Wash Ington o « North Carolina State 13. Maryland 13. ’ Tulane 27, Mississippi 2<>. Texas 19. Arkansas 14. Oklahoma 59, Kansas i Stat* 0. UCLA 21. Stanford 7. California 27, Oregon State 0. tional game Saturday with a 20 to 13 margin over Washington. It was Washington’* first defeat In five games, Northwestern too took an - lntern»ctional dveislom 23 to 23.' over Pittsburgh, though the Wild-, cats had to outlast a Panther rally, in the fourth period for all its pointe. Try A Democrat want AO—lt PaH] Tmnitow Nhb... ..and every noon of the week exeejM Sunday you *■ will find a delirious meal wait ins for you at Pick’s Grill. ALSO SERVING: NOON LUNCHES. SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES DICK’S GRILL OPEN 4:00 A. MW 9:00 P; M.

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