Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 20 December 1950 — Page 6

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- Al jenerson tn Laiayene is Top Quintet ladie»apMK~De< I*— (t'Pl— The wort hern district. led by Lafay Mt* Jeffersoti* Bucking Broncos, today held tour of th* teo positions id the United Prexs honor roll ot Indiana high school basketball pow at*. __—--- Mt Mill looked like the claim ot th* field, trimming two proud rival*. Frankfort and South Bend Central. last week to ran It* victory Hiring to eight and thus head the eltt* for the second straight time. - Gary Froebel, in third place, and South Band Central and Hammond, seventh and eighth, respectively, umardbe other upstaters Froebel. which hasn't been extended in any ooa of it* five triumphs to date, made th* biggest jump. The Blue Devils ranked eighth last week New Albany moved up from fourth to second. while Madison's defending state champs and Mar ion. both detailed last Friday, skid dad but. still remained lit the upper bracket ot the select circle — Columba*, which dumped Mad I son from the undefeated ranks, re placed Frankfort in the big ten ‘ Other change*— Manele Central overhauled both South Bend Cen-i tral and Hamtbohd. and GlwUß'sJ Pirates the only small-school pow i , erhswHe in th* first ten. moved up . to ninth place Four other team* rated well-re gard»d tags Mr the flr-r time -In 'J.4 '•‘■r < — Last Tima TanlgM — In tsetting Technicolor! “KING SOLOMON’S MINES" Deborah Kerr. Stewart Granger . ALSO—Shorts 14c-44e Ine. Tax * WED. & THURS. (M R BIG DAYS! First Show Wed. at «t«« Lamlinuou* Tter. from I:W ! BE SI RE TO ATTEND! 5Z VS*.W» V mJ W*AYES o—o Fr. « Sat— TRIGGER JR Roy Reger* A 3 Stooges Comedy —x- ——■ ——O --O Coming Sun.—“ Let’s Gance" — Feed Astaire. Setty Hutton

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Wttk'sScMuk Os Adams County Basketball Teatfis ▼beaday Commodore* at Delphos St. John'* Roll at Pleasant Mill*. Wednesday Yellow Jacket* at Fort Warne Concordia. Thursday Adam* Central at Redkey u _ WBlshire. O. at Monmouth Lancaster Central at Berne. Friday Wabash at Yellow Jacket* Pleasant Mill* at Union jVan i Wen Co > Hartford at. Geneva. dlanapoli* Tech. Evansville Central and Kelts, and Muncie Burris Tech capture! the season's first major tourney last Saturday. Evansville Central harfJbeen licked by two "big ten' members- Lafayette and New Albany while Keils copped it* last three start* alter dropping it* opener at Huntingburg. . Burris also I* beaten but once Six of the 10 remaining major unbeaten dub* are members ot the select circle. Elkhart. East Chicago Washington and Princeton belong to the well-regarded roster. The last major unbeaten teaiu. i.Terra Haute Garfield, has played only wo'game's thus far j The V. P big ten t laifayette Jeff (won * lost t»L 2 Mew Albany GBR . 3 Gary Froebel tS-6). j 4 Marlon (5-11 5 , Madison IM>. ' 6 Muncie Central 16-ft!. 7 South Bend Central 11-21 s -Hammond i.'.-ll- — y Glenn (»-<•> Id Ctdumhua (7;<>' Welfregarded,:., Elkhart, Franktort. East Chicago Washington. Princeton, laipel. Winslow. Evansville Central. Indianapolis Tech. Evan-ville Kelts. Muncie flutji*. Martinsville. . College Basketball Jowa 63. Notre Dame 60 DePauw 67. Hanover .52, , ■ o -r. V. Wabash 6u " Cedar.ille 6S. Huntington 65 Kansas State "7. Wisconsin 5s North Carolina State 65. Michi gan 62 (overtime! la,yola (South! 49. Illinois 41 San |ii»*' 57. IHake ..I | DePaul is. St, Mary* (Mlntt! 7# I ll.lioi! *l. llill-d.»> I' Democrat Want Ad* Bring Result* And Always Appreciated! TIES Arrow - yOO JSO J.OO Holthouse Schulte and Co. .J 1 — DECATUR'* STORE for MEN A BOYS

'Adams Central Wins Junior Hkih Game Adams Ceatral Junior high defealed Jefferson. .".4-20. hi a county junior high league gam* Monday I afternoon at the Kirkland gym. I Adam* Central has mow won one ’ league gatneand Id*tone x. Bluhm and Bfhrly*4a< h scored (eight points to lead the winkerand Rd** counted eight for Jefferson. FG FT TP p ■ Adam* Central | Hoffman, f 11 3 I Mitchel, f. (I 0 (> |lle»r. c 1 0 2 I Rowdon. g 2 2 6 Bluhm, g 4 0 h la-hman. t 1 2 4 Byerley. f 4 0 « n Egley, g 11 3 Baumgartner, g (J 0 » Sprung.-r, g — <> o <1 ,lj Total.* - 1 . 14 6 34 s Jeff*r»*n rl FG FT TP e Weaver, f ...2 0 4 S Ro**, f ....I. . 3 2K r Cook, <■ t l Lehman, g 1 0 2 i- Smithy, g ... ........ 0 (! # s.Caffe. f ft ft <1 Wane, g ... 0 » 0 r Conk, g .... ..... (i t) (> B l ’ l- - Totals S 4 2" ; Dies Os Suffocation i In Drying Room ] French Lick. Ind . Dec 111 (VP> said today that Menlow Brown. 4ft. apparently died of suffixation when he fell asleep in the drying room of a lumber com puny here and a blower baked Die, room to IRi'-degree temiietature. Hi* body was found by employe* yesterday. — '■ —- read* In • Goad Town — OocatuWe Have E G G NOG FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON See your route man,, or call uh. , Phone 3-320.1 ! Moses Dairy i Grade A l)airy Prixiucts.. Also Whippinu Cream

—— i. 4 i ii . . , t | i | I Christmas Gifts ||. .. F yr n -•&?-$.'.- RH B? V 1 YOURS s »o »11-00 ; 1 * PlPES—Beautiful Briere and Mersehaums. Kay Woodie— E I A Veto Bole—Medico—DeMuth—Falcon and Pipe * i * Maher . ... .. ,- 98c to W 5.00 g . A PIPE TOBACCO—AII the popular brands. g ' L* OUR SPECIAL "Mixture 79" 'a pound 1.25. pound 2.50 g j <S PIPE RACKS—Tobacco and Cigar Humidors. y , J A TOBACCO POUCHES—Leather and plastic 50c to 3.50 J j CIGARETTES—32 Brands in Christmas Cartons. " J . A PIPE LIGHTERS—Beattie Jet and Nimrod. V ( 2 SPORTING GOODS—AII makes Rifles. Shot Guns and s A Big Game Rifles. . J —A Box of Shells will be remembered next fall | . * if it's scarce and it may be. - . r * CUN CASES—Fine Leather, wool lined. H 4 CIGARETTE LIGHTERS—Ronson, Evans. Regans. Sj J A FISHING TACKLE—Casting Rods. Fly Rods. Steel, Bamboo i|| f 15 and Glass I. J A REELS—Pflueger. Shakespeare. South Bend. Heddon and I r j others. : ' , I J A TACKLE BOXES—"Portable Refrigerators." , ! A MINNOW PAILS and other items. f * TOWN TOILETRIE SETS FOR MEN [ I ! A ARM CHAIR ASH TRAYS (won’t fall off I ! I i J ELECTRIC RAZORS—Safety Raaore, Shaving Brushes. ■ J,A GOLF BALLS—GoIf Gloves—Golf Tees (72 In box for 49c>— i s j (Collapsible Golf Carts 115.00.) , j NEW SPECIAL—First ih Decatur—SPEClAL—NEW. L ! A "Ronson” Vsngusrd—Compressed Fuel POCKET LIGHTER ! A No fluid—No- (picks— Limited Supply—Bl2 50 r{ XI.I THE (.IMS FOR HIM. \ I H STULTS ’ i CIGAR 5 STORE Open Evenings ; 5 Until 11:30 HMVMPiVtWWMViXMNHcZ'

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Ist City Series Game In Decatur I Wednesday At 4 _ The first game m th* annual city series for the Decatur grad* ! school championship will be play- i ed at the Commodore* gym Wednesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. i St. Jo* I* the defending churn pion, having defeated Junior high in two straight game* la*t'Hea«<dl. The second game of the serie* will lie playeii at the Lincoln gym In January. In event a third gam* la i ; necessary, the date and playing site will b* determined later. Ticket*, .priced at 10 cent* Joy students and 25 cents for adult*, all! lie on sale at the gym doorj tomorrow aftermxm . , Five Air National Guard Units Colled 1 Washington Dec. IS -ll’Pl* Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, air fore* chief <rf staff, announced today that five air national guard groups will be called to active federal service Feb 1 _ — > Vandenberg said designations of the unit* or ci the base* at which they wttt Tie assigned cannot be announced because of security reasons, They presutnably. will be assigned t<> train with the two national. guard division* which will bej brought to active duty Jan. 16 ■’ I TO JOIN «r<MH*sw*d ream raw* Oa*> |' said hl* "experience and talents .make him uniquely qualified to , assume the important _te*pon»i-j hilllie* of thl* position." - Eisenhower * appointmeut fol- f , loaed promptly the formal noti- , tication by the pact'* foreign and , ' defense minister* that they had ( completed arrangement* at their ‘ meeting in Bru* el* lo set up a|_ •Ingle armed force under a I’. supreme commander for the de- | sense of western Europe. Theyexpressed "earnest hope" that 1 Eisenhower would lie designated. I Eiaenhower a appointment, al- | though a certainty for more than . three months, tame In an-atmoa-phere of extreme urgency result-, • ihg from Communist China’s a<- J I PARKER I PER SETS ■ Itarge Selection H PARKER “21T I set ® i PARKETTE WAO " 1 SET*-.-- | SMITH DRUG CO.' «ee<iC««iC!eCK«i< |;

ereasion in Korea.< i'nrterscoring the danger of a ■ new communist move in Europe, i secretary of state Dean Ai-heson I and army secretary Frank Pare warned the other pact nation* yesterday that they must make , greater effort* to arm themselves to meet the threat- ot Russian aggression. F Elsenhower, who mapped down a* army chief of staff in I*4* to liecomv president of Columbia University, wa* expected to go to 1 Europe on hi* new assignment next month. Fontainebleau or Varrallle*. bolh near Pari*, have been mentlonnff a* the site of hi.* supreme Headquarter* Fontainebleau has I imeu headquarter* for the westrn union high command of field mar- ; shal Viscount Montgomery of Britain. which will lie absorbed hy Eisenhower's new command. DECATUR PLANS K’eatlaeed Feam Fawe Uee» them, a* is the custom, and more are planned for the remainder ot I the year. Schools a-ill clone their door* for The holiday* nn different schedule*: the Decatur Catholic .school* will iloke Friday morning, and the ' student* will return January 3; return date wa* not. aunoum vd; I the Decatur public school* will Idismie* at noon Friday, and return to classes January 2. The county ’ schools will done according to j schedule* set out by-the Individual trustee* Though Hansel Foley, superintendent of schools was not available today. It I* believed that I most of the county school* will not Ih> open the full day. some of , them, (losing at msm, other* in mid-afternoon. County school stud enlaewill also return to their~(lasses January 2. Decatur businesses will remain |

I fet=Tv. Tlierf Are Still Plenty lit I I CThtfS Tins hr fiirls mill Ilins II i 18& KLENK'S I 1 TOY HEADQUARTERS S I — g 1 the IB any bay will enjoy! y S AV * OWI SMKAM » 8 '-3' * | DICYCLES g 1 bolls g 9 Mechanic*! toß| h®"*’ g : y J r*— y 2 ( ant. Racers. Trucks nni . Accessories gj ft 2 5 HUNDREDS OF OTHER TOYS I 2 , y | KLENK’S £Sfe ! £ “Decatur’s Toy Headquarters” S.

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open until » p. m. th* remainder of this week, according to previous atinoum ement* made hr The Cham her es Commerce. Ot course. bu<ine*«e* the bank, hall, and all efth e* alii M closed the post office, coart house city for the lotig weekend. The Decautr Daily Democrat will not lie pub lished Monday. -_ A *oml>er note to the usually festive seamm wax uildedliy automi* Mie associations and statistician* who proclaim that an alarinin.number of people win oecorn'*

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cureless on the highaays aerns*! the nation, and score* are sure to »e killed Along with that, police official* ot Decatur and the eouatv. of the state and nation, are r.rging motor Ist* to “take It easy." abd enjoy the season But a last check by Wie Demo i <rai reVealx that despite .ths-j troubled world comtltion*. Santa I Claus will come 111 is year the pan**" >,ax he always has. The communique ! : [ said something about "the usual! ■ time," along about midnight.

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ASSERTS GM ■ cc aacjaar* FrmpTNge «»■»» ■ any new ear* until futihei noth-e. It ears were *«l<1 at the Dec. 1 price level and the government inter annrnvej the boosts, the com ban'/ w mid be. unsMe to recover i income , ~ : EAT HAM for CHRISTMAS. Parrot Cm pre-cooked hams, the best, 57c lb. — H. I’. Schmitt IxK-ker Service. 1 Phone 3-2903. It