Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1952 — Page 7

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Pro Bosketball J i I i , NBA Results Bostoii 103. Philadelphia 97. 3 RocUepter 99, Baltimore 87. High School Basketball Alexandria 54, Elwood 42. Gary- Wallace 42, Gary Roosevelt 36. , • , Hobart 73; East Gary 45. Terre Haute Garfield 54, Bicknell a l2 - c : •

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T<re Haute Wiley 81, Clay ICity ft; . College Basketball Taylijr 94. Kentucky State 73, Murray State 84, Evansville 81. Illinois 71, Loyola (111.) 57. Brjidley 68, New Mexico A&M 49. Mfeinl (O.) 61, Dayton 53. Jahn Carroll 86, Kent 85. .{ I ' Tejxas 48, Oklahoma 47. (Whalebone,at one~ time, cost SIO,OOO a ton. • t.

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BOWLING SCORES AMERICAN LEGION LEAGUE Mies Recreation won three from Ashbauphers; Ma«cklin won two from Burke Standard; Bultemeiers won two from Tankers; Non Coms wqn two from Team Standings W L Pts. Mies Recreation 27 12 36 Bultemeiers 23% 15% 32* lAshbauchers 22 17 3(1 Non Coms 1 22 17 29 [Macklins _ r _2 20 19 27 Burkes Standard _l7 22 22, [Tankers .'l4 25 18’ [Gunners 10% 28% 13% r High games: H. Engle 207; A. Schamerloh 203-213; B. Keller 204; !W. Schnepf 201-212. i j Highyseries: A. Schamerloh 614. Charged With Slaying Os Estranged Wife lUNDIANAPOLI's UP — Police Charged a, 38-year-old Indianapolis Iman today with the slaying of his (estranged wife and an apparent suicide attempt. Lloyd Madden, 28, serious condition in a hospital with what police believed to be a self-inflicted

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chest wodnd. He was arrested Wednesday nighjt in his apartment where his'wife, Mrs. Marjorie Madden, 34, was found shot and stabbed to death. | — , Mrs. Felix McWhirter Dies At Indianapolis > INDIANAPOLS Ujp-p-l— Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter ( long-tlme leader of women’s groups in Indiana, died Wednesday at her daughter’s home. y'' | Mrs. McWhirter, whose maiden name was Luella Frances Smith, helped form wopaen’s suffrage and jprohibitioii movements in the state. She\ was state president of the :W o m e n<’js Christian Tepap&rance Union at the turn of the century and later,: was, head of thej state (federation' of kromen’s IKE REACHES \ (Continued From Page Qae) ;role in Hie next administration. Amongj those having aft important part jin the Hawaii conferiencbft are defense secretary-des-ignate Charles E. Wilson; the future T?ecretd.ry of state. John Foster Dulles; Gen. Omar Na Bradley,

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chairman of the joint chiefs ofi staff;'and Adm; Arthur W. Radford, Pacific fleet commander, -i \ Th© military discussions pre sumably will include speculation about the nature o|f MacArthur’s “clear and' definite solution” ,to the Korean war. The he«t judgment of persons close to Eisenhower w»s that the President-elect’s expression of interest in 'MacArthur’s plan did not mfean ‘he was considering giving the former Far East commander a post in the government or sending him back to the Orient. . I—| i COMMITTEE (Coatf»u»d Krnm Page One) ugees’ rlght^/. ~ ■' Previous U. N. resolutions on Palestine have dealt with the resettlement of refugees, the internationalization of Jru salem and territorial adjustments. The Arabs contend these should be the basik Os any direct negotiations. Meanwhile, the assembly’s main politidtl' committee continued its lohg-dfawn'debate on-? France’s dispute with Tunisia. With 16 countries fetill on the speakers’ list,

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there was no prospect of a vbte RESTRICTIONS (Comtinned From Page One) March period, but McDonald said the industry is "running along at a (comfortable level.” The construction relaxations were originally scheduled for May 1. Because the steel strike failed to have as serious effect as the government had feared, the relaxations were moved up ttiTfran. 1. In brief, they lift the two-year ban on recreational and amusement facilities, authorise construction of smaller apartment houses without prior government approval, and increase \ the amount of' steel and copper that can be used in all other types of construction except industrial without prior* government approval. Automobile manufacturers were authorized to raise their output from l;250,000 cars in the first three months of the year to 1,500,000 cars in the second three months. This ciomparesswith an average output of 1,650,000 cars per quarter in 1950 before imposition of controls.

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c - /? 1 ».!■—<i Key-Release Deck lid opens i automatically on counterbalancing hinges when you turn key. Note extra luggage space! Ford's hood is counterbalanced, too! — buub BBB| Automatic Power Pilot saves you money because it gives you high-compression "Go" with regular gas. An economy feature on both V-8 and Six.

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