Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 258, Decatur, Adams County, 2 November 1950 — Page 8

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High Schools Open Basketball Season Tonight The A dam* county basketball Season will open tonight. with three games Involving five of the county Warns launching the long winter marathon, culminating In the annual tournament* next spring Chief Interest will center on the initial appearance of last year's county champions, the Decatur Commodores, who will tangle with the Pleasant Mills Spartans at Pleasant MUI*. »Coach Dare Terveer is facing a , rebuilding Job as the county champ* lost tour of last year's five regulars. Two new coaches will make their <-ounty bows tonight, as the Monmouth Eagles entertain the Adams Central Greyhounds at Monmouth Charles Holt Is the new mentor at Monmouth, and Howard Brandyberry at Adam* Central. la tonight's third game, the vet-eran-studded Hartford Gorillas will play Poling al the Jay county school’s gym. Four games are again on tap Friday night -Berne at Geneva. Beg OMe* Opens M 4 ~ First Show at 7 > Last Time Tonight « TONITE IS “BUCK NITE** Full Carload for a Dollar! Biggest Picture in 10 Years! ORSON WELLKS “BLACK MAGIC” —»-o— THURS. & FRI. I \ Ik W" F r n w»** w j 1 U " - W 1 ASDURE-SKEUON KIHLLEH • ARLENE DAHI I: wJ w o—o SAT—Double Feature '-‘Law of th* Barbary Coast". Airs—"Bos ton 'Blaekle's Chinese Venture ' -i O—oSun. d Mon—" Curtain Call I i At Cactus Crees 1

Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams w«*«.*<*> Commodore* at* Pleasant Mill*. Adams Central at Monmouth. Hartford at Poling. Friday Berne at Geneva. Monmouth at Hartford. Pleasant Mills at Wren, o: Jefferson at Madison. sum. -I■■■■■uamaMmwimannmmmaaHsuaw Monmouth at Hartford. Pleasant Mills at Wren, (>.. and Jefferson a’ Madison of Jay county The sectional champion Iteratur Tello* Jackets, who play their final football game Friday night, will not open their net season until Nov M. New Rule* Chang** Indianapolis. Nov. 1 —(UP)— The IKoil edition of the "Hoosier madness'' opened today as Indiana's list annual high school basketball season began. There was a ray of hope the hardwood sport would be a trifle less contusing from the -.pectators' point of view but there was little doubt that rule changes took none of the color. excitement and controversy from the game Several Important rule changes' will go into effect when lid-lifters' usher in the campaign for many smaller schools tonight. Among them were 1. AhoUshmcut of the unpopular "IWO-mlnutv'' rule. 2. Abolishment of automatic-time-outs late In the second and fourth periods 3. Substitutions only during time-outs 4. A player who has committed a foul must raise his hand, or face a technical foul charge 5? The offended team Is awarded a second free throw when an in 1 tenlionaf foul is committed. Thu tIfSAA turrenUy has "t>2 member school*. and all participate In the roundban sport Ten sopools Tl££-j£El™£!!£2SSi consolidations since l*»t year tlucjudlA* Onward* or discontinuance Although the larger schools still have at least two weeks before winding np their football campaigns, the air was “loaded" with basketball fever Madison's Cubs. the defending state champ*, open their season Friday agaalnst Vevay, a traditional .>|>entn»-nlght foe. The Cubs operate under a new coach this year, Myrwyn I Red) Anderson, who moved over from Batesville when Ray Eddy left "Madison tor Kokomrr IMHBMHMHHMMIMHRBaBHB ~ I' - . *. Tonight & Thursday •a ■■ . —9 OUR BIG DAYS! First Show Tonight 6:30 Continuous Thur, from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! o —...—_ - ————« IB ***" iiiYtAll a Tsd OTim I ROBERireESION CURES 808EHSIEHINC CATHY DOWNS*-JOIN UTEL end ißttaJaciwz JOHN BARRYMFE. )R ALSO—Short* 14c 44e Inc. Tag O—O— Fri. A Sat—" Union Station" —O-~* Sun Mon Tutt.—Clark Gable "To Pl*a*e a Lady" f

I Lutheran Classic At Fort Wayne Nov. 18 Valparaiso. Ind.. Nov. 1. — Fort Wayne ha* been chosen a* the aite for thf second annual Lutheran collegiate foothall classic November 18, according to an announcement made here today by ( Richard P. Koenig graduate manager <ST athletics’ at Valparaiso ( ’ nlversky. The two opponents in the classic this year will be the same two that met in Cleveland, Ohio last season- -Valparaiso University and Wittenberg UniverMty. The Crusaders are the defending titllets and holder of the trophy awarded to the winner. ' Bantam Ben Hogan ils Golfer Os Year jj Chicago. Nov I.— Bant an lien Hogan, who traveled the long road back to golf stardom after he was critically Injured in Jan automobile accident. Is 1950’s golfer of the year. The professional golfers assot la- . tion announced today that the TexI as pro was selected by 112 of the -J 173 sports writer* and sports<-*st- . ers who voted in the annual poll. . Sammy Snead. 1949 winner, was • second with 43 votes. Others who • received votes were Jim Ferrier. > Lloyd Mangrum, Jimmy Demaret. Jack Burke Jr.. Dick Met*. Hen■ry Ransom and Chandler Harper. '■and th-n signed as head coach at ' Purdue. ! Five members of their state championship club were back, stamping the Cubs as another potential powerhouse ' The moon Is about one-fourth the sixe of the earth. If you were 1 looking at the earth from the I moon the earth would appear about four times the sixe of the | familiar full moon. 1 1 If you have something to a* IT or i room* for rent try a Democrat ,'Want Adv, It bring* raault*. ’ aSWWMMMW» i OPENING SOON * Fairway : Restaurant > 1 ' k along 27 -33 - 224 r • Decatur's Pride and Joy '! • Indiana's Finest!

— COMPLETE CLOSING OUT - Public Sale! 54'4 ACRE FARM. LIVESTOCK & IMPLEMENTS I -have been transferred to another .location a.- I . S Goverurtient meat inspector This makes it necessary to sell my farm ami poraonal Property •’ PubH< Auction THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1950 Pergonal Property Sale at 10:30 A. M. Farm to Sell at 1 00 P M LOCATION .7 jnile,*-Southeast of Decatur Ind From Decatur take. Piqua road ♦’» miles Southeast then Fas’ ’2 mile, then South mile From Wren, Ohio go 1 mile Went to State Line » 4 mile South, then * 2 mile West, then >3 mile South From Willshire. Ohio go 2\. miles Northwest on Piqua road. then S mile North of Piqua road. Wau-h for PuMic Saie-shtn markers on Piqua road 54%—ACRE FARM—S4‘/4 , r>4>, acres all tinder cultivation except about 4 acre; Pasture lot acres growing wheat aftd * seres llallHia live kckis to purchaser— This land has been limed ami is in good state ot production IMPROVEMENTS House Built in lf'4" five Booms and Bath Builtin Cupboards in Kitchen; Pull siie Basement Wurm air furnace New Skellgas Hot Water .Heater: Deep Well with motor -pressure •system for both well and cistern -The house_ia_ldce_iMide ami out Harn SIxSU with hairy Bain Jt'x4< adjoining (newi. Concrete floors and Klifhcirons for Scows -New Modern hairy House Uxt7 adjoining Hairy Barn Poultry House Garage: Buildings situated in Grove of I Treer_ file, tricity to all buildings [TERMS & PUSSKHSTOy-’U’ Vaslt- balance rash upon delivery 6f- - heed and Abstract Purchaser may assume Ten yc.it loan of I't'im On as patT of Purchase Price or loan can be Tabs-tn firil as purchaser may wish -Posses ion.tin or before Jan. t. ISM. (Prospective Bidders are web ume til vontfe an-1 inspect premises any rime I - ■— — — PERSONAL PROPERTY’ - 7—HEAD OF CATTLE—7 • ifolsteln Cows yrs old. milking good Be fresh In April Both calfhood vaccinated 1 Holstein Heifer bred Sept lltli I Guernsey. I Cow : yr- old milking good flow, bred Oct 4th: I .Guernsey Heifer due with first calf March .lid: 1 Hoan Cow was fresh with second calf last Sept 1 Holstein and Bed Poll Heifer Id mo old T II and Bungs' Clean MILKER— Farm Master single unit milker; Elec Cream Separator. FEED » I Hale Sudan grass j»4y: ( SO Bales Straw TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS • JM* Ford Tractor, First .Clean with following Ford Equipment 2 I lottom 141’ Plow 7 ft Disc. Cultivator*. 7 ft Mower, Rotary Hoe. 3 Seri t Jon Spring Tooth Harrow. Corn Planter* Huas Sawvßrar End Manure Ixmder The above equipment la only 2 years, old. John Deere two row pull type Corn picker, best of condition, New Idea Side delivery rake i only raked .V» acres; Cultipacker 2 yr* pld: Case traitor Manure ’Spreader used 2. yrs ; Hoosier “Rasy Puli” Fertilizer HraTii Drill! Cood ‘Rubber Tire Wagon 16 Tt grain bed; Ele<’tii< Feme Charger. new 24 ft Extension Ladder; Small Tools ami mis* elln.m*oiis article* HOUSE HOLD GOODS Dining Room Suite; Roll away Hed; Drop Head Sewing Machine., 10 ft. Picnic Table. New TERMS CASH vH, Not Responsible for Accident* LESTER H. WARE, Owner Roy S Johnson , . N».l e Johnson—Auctioneers Melvin Lioehty , ■ 4-' -'' Bry. <■ Daniel* Cb-rk Lunch by Pleasant Mills W > £ S 1.3 7 ■ J f 4 ■ ... . -- - • • I

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*” Torfo/s Sport Baradei (Reg. U. 3. Pat. Off.) | By Oscar Fraley . •— New York, No*. 1. —(UPt — A comedy of errors rplayod straight Fraley's Follies and the weekend football winners. Goma of the Weak SMC over Texas--power, versatility (and Kyle Rote) over just plain power. But this should be not only the game of the week hnt one of the best of the year, with th* Mustangs winding up on top ■I y a touchdown or leas. Th* Eaat Army over Penn —wearing 'em down tn the last half. Notre Dame over Navy —three' In a row Is tno much Cornell over C.ihimblu -revenge .M will and they'll will a lot Princeton over Colgate rather easily. Holy Cross over Harvard by three touchdowns The Midwest Ohio State over Northwestern - and a true line on the Buckeye*. Minnesota over lowa—a comer! against a goner. Illinois over Michigan -a re*l ( tossup. Purdue over Wisconsin —on a hunch. Michigan State over Indiana - on r week's rest. Also: Nebraska over Missouri. lowa State over Kansas State, Detroit over Villanova. Drake over Bradley. Miami over Wichita. Western Reserve over Toledo. The South Georgia over Alabama —could lie about face. • Duke over Georgia Tech-over-powered. Kentucky over Florida -another ■ for Parllli. Tennessee over North Carolina ' touid be tough. Mississippi over IJH' spot for lan upset , | Also: Mississippi State over Au. I burn. Maryland oifer ( George Wash ington. Vanderbilt over Chattanooga, Clemson over Duquesne Miami - >■(. cpc '(-jeocL'ei-otrtr and' South cariv lina over Marquette. The West Washingt™ -over f'wlrferma—ehe- • l-lueglalg spe- ud I’CLA. oyer Oregon State—lt figures" • Washington State over Oregon by two or better Stanford over Southern Cal — throw out the odds here.. Also: COP over Santa Clara.' Loyola over Hardin Simmons Col- j orado Aggies orer Colorado Mines. ' Oklahoma over Colorado, Sanj Francisco over Denver. Wyoming '<iver Idaho. Brigham Young over t ta'i Stat* and Kansas over I'fah The Southwest Arkansas over Texas Aggies | ;-|. k l-11l | Baytoy over TCI' irff and fun-1

Plane Crashes Into Houses, Three Dead Memphis, Tenn.. Nov. 1. —(UP) — Three persons met flaming death last night In * small airplane whft'h crashes into a group of houses and ignited a fire that could he seen all over the city. The three-seated cabin cruiset and three house* were destroyed by the blase, which attracted more than l.oog Halloween celebrants tu the hilltop acene nyr the Memphis airport. 4-H Dairy Calf Club Banquet Held Here The annual 4-H dairy calf club banquet was held Monday nignt at the K. of P. home, with approximately 2t>) hoys, girls, parents and sponsors in attendance. Ben Matelin acted a* toastmaster, and brief the aponqprs and Henry Sipe for the sponsor* and Henry Sipe for the boya' 4-H clubs. Walter J. Krick, superintendent of the Decatur public school*. Was the principal speaker L. E. ArchI told, county agent, reminded the 1 4-H member* that’ their animal* must be enrolled by January 1 to be eligible to show at the Indiana State fair next year The dinner was served by the county home economic* chorus members CAMPBELL, tC’eatlewed Frwwi ra«* «ee> speeches for him ere attorney grn .1 Howard McGrath, vice-president Barkley. Svn Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico, former security ad ministrator Paul V. McNutt, and Walter Iteiuhvr. CIO united auto wotkers union lewder. Capehart's out-of-state speaker support has been confined largely to sen itorial colleagues, with his lliMtder fellow senator. William E Jenner, campaigning vigorously for him Others were Sens. Joseph Me t’arthy, Wis.: Kenneth E. When)-. ,X> b . ijiyjes Bridge*. N. 11., Jumps Martin. Pa . Karl Mundt. 8 D.; and Owen Biewster, Me Democrats claim they'll win. but ' privately tljev say their ■ haiues ] are be'ter the bigger the voter turn’ i <ut The greatest vote r registration j, 'r-amrpstiw’ -nr -h-DTi-iry has' hr-cri wgg-p ■"I till- year liv many organisaj, tion*. ted chiefly by the politii ally • active Indiana state Chamber of j t'oinmi ice The fits, result was ' the heavi'st pilira- - vote in In p Uiana his ory last May 11 j Ri< e Texas Te< h bouiM'lng ■>.»<• k strong. ' Aho Arizona over New Mexico, i .West Texa>« over Texas Western ' and Tnlsa over Oklahoma ARjle* i The »hi< k walled iron molds inji which molteti i;erl -< iidiiu < into , itißfits i-otidiici away heat rap 1 I idly that th* *tevl before I It can melt Hit- mold SKATING • TUESDAY NIGHT • THURSLAY NIGHT • FRIDAY NIGHT • SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT CLEM’S LAKE Good Food and ' Good Eaten Meet Here Kat here oOen tar Said that stimulates the law- r est appetites and generates increased energy to - make daily tasks easier A 1..50 SERVING: NOON LUNCHES. SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES DICK’S GRILL OPEN 0:00 A. M. to 9:00 F. M.

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Rat Bait Available Here Next Friday 225 pounds of prepared red squill rat bait and 1058 pound* of pre pared warfarin rat batt were ardered by Adam* county people during the past rat baiting campaign, states county agent L. E. Archhold. The afmve total of 12.5 pounds <>) rat' buit will he available Friday st the following places: Brigg* Hardware,- Geneva; Lian . Grove Hardware; Gottschalk Supply Co;, Berne; Model Hatehery. Monroe; extension office, Decatur: and the Co-op elevator. Williams. Go to tM eaureu a* pour cfeolo uext Bunday. — Important Meeting THURSDAY 1 7 P.M. EU(S

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CHINESE RED j fCewtluwed tnww Peue Owe) Secretary of stale Heap Achesuu said today that It is now appareni the administration must ask congress for funds to aid droughtstricken Yugoslavia. Governmeiit officials) have dertd- ' ml. he said, on this two-pronged apprim.-h to the problem: 1. (let food moving Immediately to Marshal Tito's government |

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 4 DAYS LEFT TO PAY YOUR Fall Installment TAXES Avoid the last minute rush by pay ing your taxes now! Mams I'auntj, Indiana OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Monday through Saturday RICHARD D. LEWTON. Treasurer ■ - — ■

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to prevent starvation. 2. Congressional legHation to help Yugoslavia. He said the administration is discussing such proposals with Democrats and Republkaa congressional leaders. LOOK! ■ - Aft P’s FOOD AD Today on Page 0