Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1951 — Page 6

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Jefferson's Net Schedule Is Announced Ther basketball schedule for the 1 1951-52 season, of the Jefferson : Warriors has ’ been released by 1 L. Dallas Albright, principal, and ! Peter Metz, coach. . \? t The new Jefferson coach faces | a rebuilding job as the four squad j members losb hy graduation were | all regulars. They were Gerald | Miller, Lyle Tumhleson,- Norm,an [ Haines and Darrel Kuhn,. \ 1 The Warribrs will play their' ..Lome games this season at the ' Geneva gym instead of at-Berne, . as in previous years. j The complete .schedule follows: | Nov. 2 —Madison at Madison. t Nov. 9—-Bryant at Bryant/ Nov. 16—Adams Central at Adams .Central. v Nov. 27 —Poling at Geneva. Nov. 30—Geneva at Geneva. „ I>ec. 4 Adams Central, at Geneva. ~ ' Dec. 7--Pleasant Mills at Geneva. ’ ■ 't' -’ r ' Dec. 18 Wren. O. at Wren. , : Dec. 21—Monmouth at Geneva. | Jan. 4—Hartford at Hartfold. I Jan. 22 /Gray at Geneva - Jan. 31 —Commodores at Decatur. Feb. s—Wren. O. at Geneva. : Feb„ B—Poling at£ Poling. Feh. 19—Madison at Geneva, Feb. 22—Pleasant Mills at Ple<s- ’ ant Mills. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Valparaiso 34, Ball State 12. ' Heidelberg 40. Indiana State 0.. ■ Oklahoma A & M 20. Detroit 7 Temple 20. Boston U. 13. I Gdorge Washington 19.' Furman! 19 (tie). y T" ’Miami 20. Mississippi 7. ' ’ . . j L. If you have sometmng to sell or ! roomi for rent try a Democrat Want Adv. It brings results. - j SUN. MON. TUES. Continuous Sun. from 1:15 BING CROSBY JANE WYMAN “HERE COMES THE GROOM” Alexis Smith, Franchot Tone ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Jnc. Tax , O—O l— TODAY—“Alice ,in Wonderland” j Walt Disney Cartoon Feature , • , ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax TODAY & SUNDAY Continuous Both Days! TWO WESTERN HITS! ROY ROGERS . “TRAIL OF ROBIN HOOD” Trigger & Guest Stars & “CANYON - RAIDERS 0 With WHIP WILSON j Only 14c-30c Inc., Tax SUNDAY —Final Day Box Office Opens 6 P. M. '[_/ HEY KIDS —Free Candy to \ •’ Kids at Sun. Nite Show! r MARGARET O'BRIEN \ “HER FIRST I ROMANCE” First Decatur Showing! < | o—o . - Last Time Tonight - “COMANCHE TERRITORY” Maureen O’Hara, Macdonald Carey & “LUCKY LOSERS” ' ' With BOWERY BOYS Children Under 12 Free! ' ——Bi

Browns And Giants Io Tangle Sunday Cleveland, 0., Oct. —(UP) — Tomorrow’s top National football league game between the champion Cleveland Browns and the \’ew York Giants before an estiI mated 60.000 persons is rated pretty much of~a toss-up with the 'leadership in the Eastern division (and Otto Graham’s ability at /stake. \ i Both teams have played four * garnets. Clpvdland : lost one while JNe*’ York has only a tie\ to blot |lts_-record. . Graham is on the spot, as far as coach Paul Brown is concerned. ! Brown has said **Otto just isn’t fright so far this year." although j Gniham’s record of 57 percept jcompletions in 79 passes he has (thrown would seem to belie that, i Keynoting the importance of the game was the gripH statement of Brownie captain Tony Adamle who said "if we lost this one. we re out of it—and we don’t intend to lose.” I That- from the leader of/ a team which has yet to lose a pro football championship in five straight years was taken to mean the ■ Browns would be “up” for the 'game. - P L The’Browne have been devoting the past week to sharpening up ,|heir defense 'pgainst coach Ow|en’s “A" and "T” formations, and jthe game could develop into a batj|le' of stone walls. New York leads the league in defense- —having allowed opponents only 2.6 yards per rushing try. Cleveland is no slouch in that 'department either with a de- | tense that has held rivals’to 3.5 | yards per-try plus shptdnts in the last two games. — ‘ Hiqh School Football | South Bend Riley 13, Michigan jCity 7, I L . LaPorte 44. Mishawaka 0. I Elkhart 6. South Bend Adams 6 (tie). . “ - . 1 1 South Bend Central 39. Goshen .7.: ■ - \ ' r Hammond Noll 27. Chlumet i City. 111. .Thornton Fractional 0. I East Chicago Washington 1 47. I Hammond 19. ( j 1 : | East Chicago Roosevelt 21. ! Whiting 20. ’ ; '• ’ 1 • CONCESSIONS (Continued From Pnge One) lured a key hill mass on the southeast approaches |o Kumpong, (oijner Communist central front bastion 29 miles north of the 38th parallel. \•_ . ' I ■ A tank-infantry patrol simul- ■ tanebilsly raided ruyieil Kumsong, now a no-man’s-land, and another ; patrol stabbed one mile north of i-the city. Fanatically existing Reds destroyed two UN tanks damaged three others in a similar Raiding force Friday. Trade in a Good Town — Decatm i r . Nation’s Highways ’ The nation’s hlgnway system Includes some 415.000 miles of state highways, 2,400,000 miles of county, township and village roads, and 250,jOOO miles of city streets. Os thia , 1.415.000 miles are unsurfaced. Adams Courity ■' Conservation —j Club Meeting Tonight r ’ 7:3O’P. M. Boy Scout Cabin , Hanna-Nuttman Park

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41 Licenses Sold For Deer Hunters “Forty-one licenses have been issued by this morning.” stated county clerk Ed Jaberg. who added that the local deer hunting license supply Ls running low. He added, however, that his office will receive a considerable supof licenses the first of next week—“presumably about 50,” said the clerk. He noted that this morning his office had nine licenses left, and had “about a half dozen” telephone inquiries about them J He mentioned fuitber that licenses will be on sale all next week, the last that such deer huhtlrig Ijcehses will be sold. . It is believed likely that the clerk’s supply of licenses—which incidentally outlasted Allen county’s where they ran short a couple of days ago—will be diminished today, but the new supply supposedly to arrive Monday will be sufficient. 1 ' ’ The clerk’s office, Incidentally, will remain open until 5 p.tn. today., to enable absentee voters to cast their ballots In the forthcoming Decatur and Berne city elections. SECOND (Coatlaurd From Pag* One) house where farmer Luke Franklin Turner told p4»Uce he watched Hardie and Smallwood pour wood alcohol 4xom , 3.. drum n marked “causes death ated blindness” into a solution of moonshine and well water; Police confiscated the equipment including the 54-gallon drum. Meanwhile, attendants at Gray hospital said that the flood of blind and staggering patients has slowed down almost to a standstill, and last night was the first-\in five days that was not marred by at least one death from the lethal poison. /Three negroes died yesterday to swell the fatality list from a previous count of 31. ./ Ancient Product V The ancient Egyptians used tur» pentine It was also well known in the Middle Ages. If You Have Anything To Sell Try A Democrat WanVAd—lt Pays.

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■ Illi I in ■ !■ Mi joe Louis Is Knocked Out By Marciano New York, Oct. 27—j(UP)—Rocky Marctano, the Massachusetts shoemaker's son who believes he can ’“lick any man in the [world," went far toward proving it last night yvtifen he Irelted Joe Louis out of the FinM and into probable retirement. Ilia technical knockout victory over 37-year-old Joe at 2:36 of the ith round proved the unbeaten Brockton. Mass,, slugger a top contender for the heavyweight crown. A crowd of 17,241; in Madison Square Garden roared! its approval as the 27-year-old. stojcky, swarthy Italian explosively achieved his Sktli consecutive victory. Millions more watched bn television.' The crowd also thundered an ova.tttm for the gallant ex-chainpion, ’the shattered ring (idol, whose tlttim of becoming the fitstnian ever to recapture the heavyweight title was Masted by lhe smashing fight first that sent him flying through the ropes out onto the ring apron. ■ Referee Rnby Goldstein stopped tHe- bout “to prevent Louhr from being seriously injured, “as Joe lay on his back on the ring apron with his legs dangling over the lower strand of the fopes. [Sports writers held up Joe’s head, lest he tumble into the wen-king press seats. As he, gamely but Tutllely tried to bend forward and rise. Hte rolled his bruised tare from feide in bewilderment. I tVlyen Joe landed on the ring ( apron for the third defeat in his 17-year professional career. He was ■taking .the second knockdown of the fouhd and of the fight. < , > A few seconds before he went through the ropes. Joe\ had risen at the count of eight hfter being floored with a left hook to the chin. That portside..blast, which really Won the fight,. smashed Joe backwards onto bis shoujder blades on th4 canvas, i But he rolled over (jttlckly dtad rose tb one knee, in th*! position he took the count of eight. * Whan Immber Joe rose. Rocky loffe into him and battered him into Hie ropes. There he nailed Joe’s Ix>bl)iug head with hooks until a findl looping right crushed him luickwards through the strands. i It apparently i-as the end of lite trail fur Ixuils, who had turned nrofeftslonal in 1934, wn the title front J Ith Braddock Ih 1937. defended a reCord 25 times, retired as undefeated champion in March of 1919. and returned to the ring to fight and be outpointed jby Ezzard bar les in September, 1950. Last Hight’s bout was his ninth comekick fight since the Charles defeat. In the dressing room, Ixujis said he Would make an announcement al>out his future, jplaua Monday. Most boxing men believe be will retire. ’ ’ ■,

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Piston Invitational Het Tourney Planned Fort Wayne, Ind., Oct. 27—Entries are being accepted now for third ahftual Piston Invitational Preliminary Basketball Tournament. Independent teams in the tristate area are being invited to entfer the tournament. All tourney games are played as preliminaries to the Zollner Ptaton National Basketball Association contents at North Side Gym. All entries should be sent to: Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne 4, Indiana. \ , ■ PARTIES (Caatiaurd From Pace One) governmental body. 1 He sad the “home-rule" bill is operative only it federal welfare aid again is withdrawn. . J l ■ “Governor Scpricker would have every reason td veto > the bill 6n grounds \it is unconstitutional," Stemle said. Van Nfess said Indiana —through the “homeirule” bill—has “begun tb shake off .the shackles of socialistic dictatorship.” J “ hi gL&>‘ should again attempt to enslave ns by making its Studebaker Reports \ Net Income Decrease ! South Btend. Ind', Oct. 27— (UP) —A net income of 18,799,606 sor 1 the nine-mohth period ending Sept. 30 was announced today by tlie Studebaker Corp. That compared with 119,372.573 for a similar period last year. M Harold S. Vance), president and board chairman, said net income fell despite- a pet sales gain to 1285,693,241 this year from $3Bl, J 721.876 in 1950. fie said 226.958 passenger cars; and trucks were sold during the period compared to 273.452 for the .first nine months last year.! i ■ ■! . Oldest City Damascus is the oldest inhabited City in the world. KLEINHENZ STOCK YARD Inc. Willshire, Ohio • ■ Phone 77 Market' October 26 - 27 Top Hogs 1 19.10 Top Calves 39.00 Top Lambs 30.50 Hogs Bought On Average Weight

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XOTim OF FIX AI. sr.TTI.F.MF.NT \ OF ESTATE i I \ Vo. 4017 Notice U hereby given to the <-r<ditors, helr« and legatees pf M;»e Weh ti; deceased Ito appear in Ada'i.s jCir<-'uit Court, h*l<l at i>e.,«atpr, | Indiana, on the 19 day of November, 1951, dnd ebow \eause,„ if any, why !t h e FINAL SETTEEM ENT A< - iCXHWTS with the estate of sal«l deIcied'ent 'should 'pot 'i‘*e approved; and [said Petrs are notified to—then and. [there make proof of heirship, and I receive their distributive shares. i Ralph Welch . ! Administratrr Decatur, Indiana, October 19, J Attorney Ihwoaa. Smith A- Macklin. 20 -2~