Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1952 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JANUARY 34, 1)53

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Colored Clowns To Play Here , Monday Night [ One ofthe feature attraction's of LWcatur’i basketball season will |?bA staged at the Decatur high school gym next Monday night, when the New York Broadway Colored Clowns, America's latest sensational colored . exhibition team, will play Klenk’s of Decatur. The Clowns, now in their third reason, recently returned to the states after an eight-week tour of South America, where they played to more than 300,000 fans. Tjie Clowps, in their first two .seasons, won 245 gapes yhiie losing only 30, playing on a different court every night, to compile a remarkable record. The squad is comprised of some qf the flpest young basketball players in th* country. Tn addition to playing fine bas-

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I I I. New York Colored Clowns vs. KLENKS Monday, January 28th - 8:00 P.M. ' ■ ' et the Decatur Jr. - Sr. High School Oym BMIICeiAM ADULTS . . • SI.OO HUffllddlUN CHILDREN - - .50c Tickets on Sale at-Holthouse Drug Co. and Klenk’s ■ J : . IPR 1 " 1 * 9 11 11111 PWMWW'WWrWpWMwIMnM

ketball, the Clowns also feature ’,l|ie comedy showmanship angle, performing many clever tricks in ball handling and passing, bath |n pre-game warmup periods and during the actual g*m«. ; J: .In addition to the antics of the players, the Clowns feature one of the leading negro comedians of the diamond and court, "King Tut," \ who bas worked out many new rontlnea for amusement of the fans. Monday night'* game between the Clowns and Klenk’s is scheduled for 8 o'clock, following an earlier preliminary. Admission will bp U fqr adults and |0 cents for students. Ticket* niay be purchaaed at Ktenk'a or the HoUhm*se drug store, or gt-the gynx the n|ght of the game. High School Basketball Indianapolis Crlspus Attucka S 3. Indianapolis Shortridge S 3. Kokomo 60, Elwood 39. , Peru 51, Logansport 39. Monticello 48, Delphi 42. Gary Wirt 41, Hobart 39. Democrat Want Ad* Bring Results

Adams Central Loses By Lone Point, 46-45 The,Adams Centra) Greyhounds dropped a tough 48-45 decision to the Jackson Center Jaguars at the Blufftqn commupityy gym Wednesday night. Adams Central led at the first quarter, 13-10, but the Wells county te|m wag in froqt at the ha)f, 25and at the third period, 34-30. Jackson built up a 13-point lead m|dwgy through the final quarter but Adami Central ranted but failed vo pull the gam® out of the fire, mtesiqt three free throws in the final minute of pliy. Scoring was weß balanced for both teams. Daugherty and M. Buckland each tallied 14 points for Jackson, For Adam* Central it was Roger Longeqberger and Dqyle Arnold with-12 pofnts each. Adams Central will play the Gorillas at'Hartford Friday. Jackson FG FT TP R, Buckland 3 0 6 James A. J 0 0 0 Daugherty 6 2 14 M, Buckland 5 4 14 Bllnn 4 ,0 8 Slusher Q 2 2 Couch 10 2 1 • ;b ' ' b ■ Totals 19 8 46 Adam* Central FG FT TP Longenberger 5 2 12 Lehman 3 2 8 H. Dick 0 0 0 Mitchel 4 2 10 Schrock 10 2 Arnold 5 2 12 D. Dick - doo D. Nussbaum ■ Oil Riley 0 0 o | ■ ■ ■ ■ 7' [ !\ Totals .... 18 9 45 Officials: Habegger, Green. Preliminary '’’’Adams Central 46, Jackson 23. -i' - i First City Series Gapie Is Scheduled } Friday Afternoon . Thp first of the annual city series games for the junior high school championship of Decatur Will be held at the Lincoln school gym Friday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. Decatur junior high will ba defending its city title, won from St. ,Joe last year. ’ Admission prices will be W cents for students, both grade and high school, and 25 cent* for adults. _ > WOMEN’S LEAGUE Standing* W L Schafer 3 0 Duo Therm 3 0 Hayloft n 3 0 Fairway | 2 1 Hill-Smith + 2 1 Old Crown 3 1 Preble 2 1 BPW ' 2 1 Car Dock 2 1 Three Kings 1 2 Lumber Co. 1 2 Kent '1 2 Route r —l—l 2 Rank i_J_ 1 2 Sutton 1 2 Grocery 0 3 McMillen u— _ 0 3 Niblick * 0 3 High series: Faurote 509, Halberstadt 503, Bowman 502, Trosin 500. High games: Bowman 216, Trosin 211, Schuller 200, Rowland 193177, Hoile 190, Woodward 186, Halberstadt 185480, L. Hobbs 184-170, Fennig 183, Beam 178, McClure 178, Faurote 177, Bashara 171, thine Appliance* Electric appliances, .such ft toaster* and waffle irons, should be wiped with * soapy cloth after each use to keep them new and sparkling Never immerse them in water, at I that will ruin the electrical unit

Weelr's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Th«r*day Qssian at Commodortg. Autyurn at Yellow Jackets. Adams Central at Hartford. Monmouth at Hoagland. Pleasant Mills at Bryant. Angola at Bern*. Pqling at Geneva. Saturday ' Adams Central re Petroleum at Bluffton. Lincoln 6th Grade Team Defeats Berne The Lincoln sixth grade team defeated the parpp sixth graders, 2723, Wednesday afternoon, pecgtur ed at all g'Hog*. M, 14-13 and 31-i 20. Myers was Lincoln’s high scorer with 11 point*, white A. Yoder and Beaty each tallied sight for Berne. Lincoln I ' * FG FT TP Hutker 3 0 6 Willard —* 0 0 0 Ricbeuager log Rambo — 0 0 0 Banks ._V - 3 \ Q 6 Moses 10 2 Myers b 1 11 Totals 13 ; 27 Berne FG FT TP T- Yoder ............1 1 3 A. Yoder 3 2 8 Steury 1 o 3 Liechty 1 0 2 Beaty 4 0 8 Totals 10 3 23 , \ — Hoosier Teachers Face Delay In Pay Fund Pistribution Dispute |n Court Indianapolis, Jan. 34.—- (UP)— The Indiana supreme court studied today a school fund distribution dispute which left 22,000 Hoosier teachers wondering when they’ll get their next pay checks. • The semi-annual Feb. 1 distribution of money by the state to school units was held up by a court ruling of Marion superior Jpdge John L. Niblack. Nibiack's ruling last summer on a civil suit filed by the Gary school city wa* upheld by the Indiana' appellate court, but »tgte school Supt. Wilbur Young re quested; a transfer to the eupreme court tor a fiual ruling. Thus, the supreme court holds the key tQ whether the Feb. I distribution is made on that date and must rule within the next tew days to avoid a delay In handing opt payments of around 330.600,b&0. state auditor Frank Millis, who sends out the check*, said it there is a delay most schools either will have to dip into their working balances or borrow money to pay teachers until the dispute is settled and the funds released. The legal wordings of Niblack** ruling required that the Fob. 1 di» tribution could not be made until the issue of whether to use a 1949 law or a 1951 law in figuring the distribution for last Aug. 1 wat settled. * The Aug. 1, 1951, dtetributio was made on the 194 f formula Gary claimed the 1951 tormutshould have b®«n used. NibLac'.: favored Gary. He ruled that the Feb. 1 distribution should include formula used sU months ago. formula used six mo tabs ago. But appeal of the decision kept the fund* tied up, and now with only a wiek left before the next <ystributioa i* due they still are tied .Up. Harold J- Beil, an Indianapolis attorney representing the Gary schools |n tbeir suit, filed a written brief with the high court today opposing transfer of the ease to suitreme court justices. Bell salp the appellate court decision should be final. "We believe! all factors were con sidered by the appellate court and that its unanlmoq* opinion should not be recQMMtered, especially since there is no question involved upon which this court may properly acquire jurisdiction,” -the brief saidThe brief, was ge|lvered to th* . supreme court justices ip a conference this morpiug by Thomas Williams, clerk of the court. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur MEAT KXTENDER I <•« H»»O * M*k**gNl

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St. Joe Winner tn County League Game Bt. Jqe defeated Blue Creek, 43- • jaunty Junior high league game Wednesday afternoon at the Commodores gym in this city. Wilder Mt ate field goals for 12 points to lead Bt. joe, and Wolfe topped Biu* Creek with six marker*. ? Iff ■ f FG FT TR Murphy 0 0 0 T. Meyers 1 Q 2 Faurote 1, ... 1' 0 2 p. Voglewede 0 0 0 Helman .... 0 0 0 WIW wi ., g 0 12 J. Voglewede — 204 Reed 0 0 0 Hake .... 000 E. Meyers 113 Kable 1 0 2 Teeple 204 Rum?chlag 10 9 Lengerich 0 0 0 Costello ........ 2 0 4 Omlor 4 0 8 Totals ... 21 1 43 Blq* Creek J PG FT TP Meyer* 0 8 8 Ripley 13 5 Kuhn i ....... 0 0 0 Sipe 113 D. Meyers 0 0 0 Wolfe 3 0 6 Totals 5 A 16 tesunnii C*m T* produce JOO bushel* qf corn. Ch* *cd) mugt deliver 8,000.000 pound* at wgter, ISO pounds of nitrogen. 23 pound* of phosphorus, T 2 pounds potassium and tt pound* of lime plus argante matter

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Decatyr K. P. Wins Over Willshire Five jI i Tpe Decatur K. of P. defeated the Willshire Oilers, 59-31, at WKh shire, O. Wednesday night. Con fad tallied 30 point* to lead the K. of P. and Ros* was Willshire’* Thigh gcqrwr with 10 markar*.; i . t - r~ Fro Basketball ; NBA STANDINGS ?\ | I Eastern Division I ! W L PotI Syr*cus* ..— 1 ..„ 86 13 Jgj I Bostos 33 14 .532 I New. York 11 19 .536 1 Philadelphia J« II 431 ! Baltimore 13 27 | 46l ; Western Divlylon Rocbpstar ............ 3i |4 441 Minneapolis r >5 U .135 Indianapolis — 30 19 .513 ' Fort Wayne 16 82 431 Milwaukee 10 30 .350 Yesterday's Result* U Boston Xl7, Baltimore 75. Syracuse 99, Minneapolis |7 (ovenims). 'I .• s I' ■■ I I Railroad Net 1 Income Is Reported I Clevelapd, J* D . 34,-rKrte raH--1 road net Incom* for 1951 was I 413,487,837 or 34-68 per share of I common stock before deduction! -for capital and sinking funds, Paul I W. Johnston, president, announced -today in releasing year-end figures. Non-recurring federal income tax . credit* and tax benefit from accelerated amortisation added $2,333,060 or 96 cents pgr share to the net income over i 960, he pointed out. |n 1950, net income was 1313,455493, or |447 a share.

Decqtur Lady Will Broadcast Friday 11 Mrs. Jay Thacker of this eity, and i. Frank Slander of Andrews, will be heard at 13;16 p.m. triday oyp? WKJG, wltb Carroll Bottum, Purdue university acouomUt, lb a dtebusaion on the Americsn foreign policy. Th* broadcast wUI be heard eu "Farms and Farming," a program sponsored by: county eytenio* departments in Adams, Hnpt-

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- Ington, Allen, Wells and Whitley copnfies, L.IJ. Afciibj Id, county agent, explained. r M™- Thackef is * formgf nrissiouary who sprxed W busband i* a teaaber in Adsrug tral school. Stauder is a former county superintendent of school* and now operate* * farm ip HuntIngton county. All phakM qf g foreign policy, Indludlug the Ide** of a militarist, pacifist, isolationist and collective security plan, will bp cussed by the