Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 237, Decatur, Adams County, 8 October 1953 — Page 12

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expect Revision On Auto Insurance Higher Rates For Younger Autoists INDIANAPOLIS, tip -Indiana auto insurance rates probably will be revised to penalise the young motorist, the state insurance department reported today,. A revised schedule of premiums arresting mostly eastern stock companies is expected to be filed soon. Insurance officials said they believed state commissioner Harry E. Wells would approve it within 30 days. . The eastern companies write about 15 percent of the state’s auto insurance, but if their rates change, all other companies probably will follow suit A schedule prepared for the eastern companies by the national bureau .of casualty underwriters replaces the present three classes for passenger cars, with seven. New rates are based bn a percentage of the present rate for cars used for business purposes. At present, the business rate is in Lake County, $57 in Terre Haute, $54 in Fort Wayne, South Bend, Evansville, Anderson, Muncie, Richmond, Kokomo, Lafayette, Elkhart, Michigan City, Jeffersonville ' and New Albany, and $46 in all other cities and rural areas. Using those figures aa base -: H ! --- I !, J ' , ’ j; -'LI

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ROMAN CATHOLIC Cardinal Stephan Wyszynski (above) is reported removed from all church activities by the Communist government of Poland and “allowed to retire to a monastery.*’ Charge against the prelate, elevated to the College of Cardinals last January, is that' he “engaged in activities” against the Communist regime. (International/

■ r- I rates, the new schedule will be: Cars driven not more than 7,500 miles yearly—6o percent of the base rate. Cars driven. to work in which round trip is less than 20 miles—<o percent. Family cats driven fourth of time by person \ under 25 years old —110 percent. Cars driven by men under 25 who are married and have children —125 percent. Cars driven to work where round trip more than 2*b miles—Bs percent. \ . Cars driven by unmarried men under 25-r-150 percent. ' Business) cars—the present base rate. The premiums will pay for a policy providing $5,000 property damage, $5,000 liability for injuries to one person, and SIO,OOO for more than one. These are minimum state requirements. Present, non-business rates in Indiana —far cars driven \by persons over 25 and for cars driven by persons under 25, in that order —are: Lake County S4B and $69, Terre

Haute s4i ana sw, Indianapolis $39 and $63, the Fort Wayne-New Albany group S3B and $62, and the other city and rural group $33 and $53. Read And Weep BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP) — A closet in the U. S. District Court Judge’s office- here yielded old newspapers used as evidence in cases in the early ISOO’s. One advertised men’s suits for $5 and $6. Another advertised farms .for sale for SI,OOO. Long Service \ BOSTON (UP)-Harold J. Welch, who went to work in the Massachusetts attorney-generaEs office In 1903 at the age of 14. has completed 50 years in that department. He recalls that-his first week’s pay check was $4. ■i_ r \ NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT CAUSE No. 19977kp IN THE ADAMS CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM, 1953 I STATE OF INDIANA) COUNTY OF ADAMS)’ GLEN E. CLARK VS. 1 JOY E. CLARK TO: JOY E. CLARK: Glen E. Clark, the Plaintiff in the 1 above-entitled cause of -action for divorce agains the Defendant. Joy E. Clark, having filed ‘his affidavit and the affidavit of a disinterested person that the residence of the Defendant is, upon diligent inquiry, .unknown. NOW THEREFORE. Joy E. Clark Defendant in the above-entitled cause is hereby notified that unless she be and appear before the Judge <>f the Adams Clreirit Court in the Cif-y of Decatur, Indiana, on the 16>th day of November, 1933, to answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in her albsence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of this Court this 23rd day of September, 1953. EDWARD ,F. JABERG Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court CUSTER and SMITH Attorneys for Plaintiff Sept. 24. Oct, 1. 8

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Ait ■- ... FOREIGN SECRETARY Anthony Eden waves to crowd outside 10 Downing Street, London, after he attended his first Cabinet meeting since he became iIL He has been away recuperating from a surgical operation he underwent in the United States. (International) Extremes . UXBRIDGE, Mass. (UP)—4eo»ge W. French, a 92-year-old .(gjmer, believes he is the oldest Grange ■Master in the nation. In 1957 his grandson, a't 17, befcamei the youngest Grange Master in; Massachusetts. \

Astounding! BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP)—The Birmingham police department was stunned by a recent letter from a motorist. The letter praised Patrolman J. W. Holland for “courteously” giving the motoHst a tR-ket for running a red light. \ Penny Wise RUTLANb, Vt. (UP) — One dollar is worth $1.05 at the Killington Bank & Trust Co.—if it’s in pennies. When the bank needs pennies it buys them from Boston and has to pay shipping charges. So it’s cheaper for the bank to pay its depositors a bonus to get the pennies locally. •

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Anybody Seen Kelley? WILBRAHAM, Mass. (UP)-John Kelley won the 15-mile Labor Day road race here this year. John Kelley won the same event last year. However, they’re different Kelleys. This year’s winner hails from New London, Conn., while last year’s came from West Acton, Mass. APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR Eatate No. 4520 Notice Is hereby given, That the tinderaigntxA has been appointed Executor Oi the estate of, Wilhelrh Bulntaltn 'late of A'datnia County, deceased. >jrhe estate is probably solvent. ■ j. - . Martin Bulmahn Execute” Ferd L. Litterer Attorney 9-2.1 1953 f SEPT. 24 OCT. I—B l Trade in a good Town — Decatar “ i

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1953

Army World War II equipment which today would cost more than $4.060.000.00</ was rebuilt and returned to supply channels during the past year.