Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1951 — Page 6

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Frankie Brian To -» Join Piston Quintet Fort Wayne, Ind., May 3— One of the National Basketball Association’s brightest Stars, Frankie ■(Flash) Brian, will join the Fort Wayne Zollner\ PJstbns next yealr. His contract was. secured in a deal with the Tri-Cities Blajckhawks. i For Brian, the Pistdns sent the Tri-Cities* club, an i undisclosed amount of cash arid contrapt of six-foot-six Dfck Mehen. plus the) contract of 6’sL Howie Schultz. ■i' " ‘"" New Net Coach Is Named At Warsaw Warsaw', Ind., Mayj 3.—(UP)— Kenneth-Norris tyas .Warsaw high school basketbalk coach today in place of Don Blemker, ; who piloted the team to its first sectional tourney crown in seven years last seasonn. i j • Blemker, who. resigned after four years here, said he may return to Purdue University to work for a doctor’s degree. (lis Warsaw teams had a record of j 46 victories and 47 defeats. • Norris, Brookston prep cage pilot the past five yea[rs, coached his team to four sectional titles and two regional crowds. ' ' ’ “—' Official state flower of Tennessee is the iris.

Wealthy Indiana Philanthropist Dead Ernest) Ms. Morris Is Taken By Death South Bend, Ind., May 3—(UP) .-—Ernest Mj Morris, 68, wealthy investment company executive and philanthropist and former Republican national committeeman from Indiana, died today in Memorial hospital. 1 \ ‘ ; f ■ Morris had'been ill only a week. Morris’ figured in one of Indiana's most Unusual political ■ incidents in history in 1J144. He had four years as GOP national committeeman and was up for reelectioh. But he lost to the late Robert W. Lyons of , Indianapolis, a wealthy corporation lawyer. Lyons’ c election created a storm of protest. Opponents charged he once was aljied with powerful Ku Klux Klan interests. A few days later, at a special meeting, Lyops resigned under pressure. Morris then was elected to succeed him. Morris’ philanthropies included 11,000,000 to the University of Notre Dame for ejection of an inn pn the campus. His generosity to a Catholic School —• although he was a Protestant —resulted in his election to the Notre Damp associate board of lay trustees two years ago. - ! <\ Morris founded tife Associates Investment Co. in 1917. It grew to the third largest independent finance cdpipany in the the time of his death, Mqrrls wgs chairman 6f .the company’s board. Born on a Marshall county farm, Morris worked at farm jobs until he waited enough togd to college. He entered Valparaiso University, was graduated in" 1905, and \ later went to Notre Dame law school for a degrep. In World War 11. his investment firm bought industrial plants in Muncie and Fort Wayne for military production. \ Survivors are the widow; Ella, and two daughters, Mrs. Robert Care, South Bend, and Mrs. Oliver P. Carmichael, Jr., New York; 4 "—-.n ' McMillen Women's Team In 9th Place ~ > • McMillen < women’s bowling team tied for ninth place in the state women’s tournemant at Berry Lane alleys in Fort Wayne The , team bowled in class C, which had 240 entries. , Team members are Mildred Nash, Captain, Helen Schultz. Virginia Myers, Gerry Smith and Lil-’ lian Mac Lean. GIVE NEW (Continued From Pane One) during the .past two days. The Rocoon river flooded four streets in Des Moines when it climbed two feet. And the Des Moines river was expected to crest soon for the second time this month. *, Police at Muscatine reported that 6,000 acrps of farm land across the river in Illinois still flooded as the result of a broken levee. However, J 2,000 acres of farmland to the south were thought to be

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0., said he intends to find out "whether the White House is running the RFC for political pur poses.” ’ 4 PRIMARY (Continned From Page Ono) Metzler; judge, Vera KUWhentz; clerk, Jewel Ehinjer; sheriff, Leo Ehlnger. ( I Republican—Judge, Lola Gould; clerk;, Lisetta F(anz; sheriff, Charles Lehman. / / 3-B Frauhiger’s Construct. Office Democrat — Inspector, Adolph Schamerloh; judge, Ed Keller; clefk, Dreda Roop; sheriff,/ Jacob Alt. • J\ \ Republican—Judge, W. F. Ber-\ ry;‘ clerk, Florence Kohle; sheriff, Delten Passwdter. 3-C—Jess Sheets' Garage Democrat —lnspector, Ora Newhard ; judge, Bertha. Buffenbargerj clerk, Joanna sheriff, Joe Fisher, j - Republican— Judge. Lucy Daniels; clerk, Wilma sheriff, John Helm. / / Decatur-Root, Mollenkopf A Elting Democrat . — Inspector, Louise Sharpe; -judge, Wanda Oelberg; clerk. Virginia Bohnke; ‘ sheriff, Sam /Diehl. Republican—Judge, Vivian- Acker; /clerk, Billie Spencer; sheriff, not'named. /•/!'■ ’ 14 U ! | / I RIDGWAY (Continued From Page One) to Ridgway on the theory that he must have had something with the removal of a general of the army from all his posts. Actual-

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