Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1953 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Downed By Geneva Cardinals In Opening Game Os Season

The dll-victorious Geneva Cardi-. nals made it five wins in a row Friday night, riding roughshod over the Declatur Yellow' Jackets, 76-52, at the Decatur gym. The game was Decatur r s first of the season. ■ It wad a nip and tuck battle for the first quarter, which ended with Geneva on top by a lone point, 1716, but the Cardinals started, to pull away midway in the second period and from then on it was strictly no contest. ■’ ‘ yS. Geneva grabbed a-5-0 lead in the first piiriute and of play and was still on by five points'; 9-4. before the Jackets began to move. The Ca’dinals still held; a fivepoint margin at- 15-10, but John Neireitei hit a field goal, Dave Halterman two free throws and Roger Pollock a two-pointer to give Decatur a 16-15 leat} with 2.8; seconds to play in the period. Larry Hanni then hit his third two-poinfer of the quarter io give the Cardinals their 17-16 margin at the end of the period. Genevt, built its lead to 27-20 after three minutes of the second stanza ind then pulled steadily « away to hold a substantial 41-27 margin at the half. The third period sew the Cardinals'pull farther out in, front, holding a 56-35 bulge as the teams entered the final eight minutes of play. ' Larry itanni, husky Geneva veteran, paced all scorers 'With 29 points, followed by Jerry Tester w'ith 15 and Bob Schisler and Carl Macklin with 10 each. ; For the Yellow Roger Pollock was high with 13, while Jim Engle tallied 10 The Yellow Jackets wljl, entertain the Bluffton Tigers at ihe De- i eatur gym Wednesday night, while Geneva in idle until Dec.7l, w’hen ] they play at Roanoke. ; Geneva . FG ? .FT TP [ljpnni 4 12 ? 5 29 , Craig -L__ 0 3 3 I Sohiesler — — 4 2 10 Macklin LX3 4 10 Tester ........ 7|l ij 15 Long 1 ■3] 5 Mathys 0 11 Campbelll,l 3 ’ Totals; ... 28 20 76 Yellow Jacket*'j? FG FT TP Custer L- 1 ‘ 4 6 Baker —1 O' .1 NelreiterX--- 4 0 8 Vetter ,-J —- 2 2 6 pollock ... 5 3* 13 Daltertnan 0 .<-2 2 Krick ILI 3 Simon 4'---' 0 2 2 Kngle --- 4 L 2 “10 ' Totals-L— 18 ’l6 52 Officials: Tatum, Henseh Preliminary Geneva 31-29 (overtime).; REDS DEMAND (Continued From Psge’jow) lecturers. \ X- j For the second straight day, the sulking Communists did ;not go through any motions to resume explanations to prisoners. Observers beliewed they were awaiting a ruling on the segregation liisue. '' -J ■ — - If you have something to, sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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Eagles Defeat Ohio City By 79-50 Score 'The Monmouth Pagles, after a close first quarter, pulled well ahead . the rest of the way to score a decisive 79-5(1 victory over Ohio City, 0.. at the latter’s gym Friday night. 1 vThe Eagles were on top by only one point, 14-12, at the first period, but raced into a 31-21 margin at the half and a 52-31 advantage at the third period. Putnam of the ipsers was the game's outstanding sqorer with a total of 33 points. The Eagles Lad three players in double figures, topped by Witte with 19. The Eagles will entertain Huntington Catholic at Monmouth next Wednesday night. Monmouth FG FT TP H. Myers 4 19 Harvey 6 3 15 Fuhrmanvl2 4 Bultemeier — 5 4 14 Gallmeyer 3 2 8 Fuelling 3 2 8 Witte 8 3 19 Schnepf —1 0 2 Totals 31 17 79 Ohio City LFG FT TP Hoffman 2 3\ 7 Jones . 0 2 2 Putnam 9 15 33 Moore 0 11 Braird 2 2 6 Adelblue —-V 0 11 Smith 0 0 0 Totals _\4 13 24 50 Officials: McClqX Powers. Preliminary Ohio Ctiy, 38-29. High School Basketball Bhiffton 51. Hartford City 46. Huntington 73, Columbia City 63. * , Wobdburn 60. Arcola 48. Huntertown 59, Garrett 46. Kendallville 91, Albion 51. Hoagland 64, Monroeville 46. Ossian 46, Lafayette Central 44. I/eo 62, New Haven 52. Roanoke 63. Churubusco 56. * Fort Wayne Central 59, Marion 43. Indianapolis Crispus Attacks 71, Fort Wayne North 51. Elmhurst 63, Fort Wayne C. C. 40. Washington 61. Greencastle 45. Richmond 68, Lynn 31. Muncie Central 81, Winchester - 33. Columbus 69, Franklin 51; Frankfort 58. Crawfordsville 45 Kokomo 52, Wabash 51. Logansport 67, Rochester 43. Peru 54, Alexandria 52. Milan 61, Seymour 43. Lawrenoeburg 54. Madison 50. Lafayette 52, Lebanon 50. LEGAL NOTICE Ob' PUBI.IC HEARING Notice is hereny given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board oi Adam*. County, Indiana, will at 2 p.m. oh the Bth day of December. 1953 at the Commissioner’s Hoorn Court House in the City of Decatur. Indiana in said County, begiu investigation of the applications of the following named persons, .requesting the issue to the applicants, at the locations hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitriess of said ap-, plicants, and the propriety of issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: Willis M. Dickason, 2M747, (package store), Line -St., Geneva, Indiana. liquor and wine dealers. Bessie L. Diekasoti, 29748, (restaurant), .Line St.. Geneva, Indiana, beer and wine retailer. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. Indiana Alcoholic beverage COMMISSION By VICTOR G. WALMEB Secretary JOSEPH P. KYLE ''Chairman NOV. 20 I Trade in a Good Town — Decatur FEATHER PARTY at CLEM’S LAKESIDE RINK Contests Games Fun . for Everyone.

i St. Joe Defeated By Hartford High The Hartford Junior high team defeated St. Joe Junior high, 35-29, at the Hartford gym Friday afternoon. The teams were tied at 8-8 at the first; quarter, with Hartford leading . at the half, 19-11, and at the third ’period. 28-19. D. Herman led the Winners with 13 points, and Reed topped St. Joe with 12. St. Joe will make its first start in the CYO league at 4:40 p.m. Sunday against Precious Blood at Fort Wayne. \ St. Joe FG FT TP Hake 0 0 0 Costello —._4. 1 _ 10 2 1 Reed 5 2 12 Wilder 2 0 4 Beal __AL 0 0 0 Meyer 2 3 7 i Kable 2 0 4 Totals 12 5 \ 29 Hartford FG FT TP Bixler 12 4 Lehman— 113 A. Herman — 2 0 4 Augsburger , 0 11 Moser. — 4 2 10 D. Herman - 6 1 13 . X — Totals 14 7 35 Adams Central FFA At District Meeting Eleven members of Adams Central Future Farmers of America attended a district meeting at Lancaster high school in Huntington county Wednesday. Officers received training in their respective yrosts during the training schooli Following tilt school a business session was held. A past control program was discussed. Entertainment wa provided by Adams Central, Fairmount and Lancaster chapters. Those from Adams Central who attended included: Larry Schwartz, Paul Bluhm, Harry Mazelin, Robert Steury, David Ringger, Sherman Arnold, Fred Fox, Mien Lehmaj, Richard Kaehr, Gene Hindenlang. and the advisor, Mr. Watson. Appropriations Are Reported Approved Additional appropriations, requested recently by several townships and Adams county memorial hospital and recommended by the county council, have been allowed, Frank Kitsom auditor. . announced today. X Following are the amounts recommended recently and now ; ready for placepiem in the proper funds: \ Hospital, $14,470; St. Mary's township, township fund, $149; Preble \township, township fund, $146; Union township, township fund. $168; Washington township, township fund, $206; Kirkland i township, township fund, SB3; Hartford township, township fund, $168; French township, township fund, SB4; Blue Creek township, township fund, $149; Wabash township/ township and poor relief funds, $1,037.50. Transatlantic Liner Forced To Return GANIER. Nfld., (UP)—A TransWorld Airlines Constellation carrying 57 passengers bound for Europe turned back over the -North Atlantic and landed here today when the pilot’s control board flashed a signal that ond engine was on fire. The plane flew back for a checkup although two other TWA transAtlantic airliners which flew past it reported there was no sign of fire. One of the planes accompanied the apparently - stricken Constellation to Gander. Denmark Turns Down Christine Operations s COPENHAGEN, Denmark, UP —The government announced today it has turned down a deluge of requests for Christine Jorgen-sen-type operations because Denmark does not want to become a “service station” for sex change surgery. \ PRESIDENT AND (Continue* From Page One) long and difficult computations and paper work for the government since all present planning has been baaed on the expectation of the tax increase going through. = Trade In a good Town — Decatu?

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Adams Central Wins, 58-46, Over Warriors Tlie Adams Central Greyhounds, leading all the way, defeated the Jefferson Warriors, 58-46, at the Adams Central gym Friday . night. The Greyhounds piled up a 23-12 lead at the first quarter, which the Warriors cut to 34-26 at the half and 41-36 at the third period, only to have\ Adams Central pull away in the final quarter. Albert Eglv paced the winners with 23 points, with Lester Egly and Rod Beer also in double figures. Dick Butcher carried the offensive load for Jefferson with 19 points. Adams Central will, 'play at Pleasant Mills Tuesday night, while Jefferson will entertain Poling at Geneva. Adams Central FG FT TP L>Eg!y 5 2 12 A. Egly 9 5 23 Beer 4 2 10 i.lowden i\ 2 4 Nussbaum 3 3 9 Byerly —• 0 0J C Heare 0 0 0 Ross --T_ a-- 0 0 0 Baumgartner 0 p 0 Lehman >0 C 0 Totals 22 14 58 Jefferson FG FT TP Sinitley 1 2 4 Hammitt e o 0 7) Butcher 6 7 19' Kuhn 3 3 9 Cqffee __ T l 3 5 Kelly 4 1 9 Totals 15 16 46 Officials,: Whitcomb, Goshert. \ Preliminary Adams Central. 34-25. No Report Received On Spartans' Game No report had been received at press time today on the Pleasant Mills-Willshire game, scheduled to be played at Willshire Friday night. ’ Pro Basketball NBA Result Rochester SI. Milwaukee 63. Announce Plans For Concordia College ! FORT\ WAYNE UP — Plans were announced today for a new $4,500,000 Concordia senior college to be completed in 1956. The Lutheran synod, \Lutheran church, said the institution, .which will absorb Concordia. Juniof College, will house 600 students. A 177-acre tract owned, by Kramer, an Allen ceunty farniehas been obtained for The institution will be built one mile north of the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. Food Mixer, Toaster Stolen From Home Theft of a SSO food mixer and an automatic toaster worth $22 was reported to police today by James Lough, of 1021 Line street. Lough told police that someone got in through the back door of his house. Lough discovered the theft about midnight, said police. Johnson Sworn In As Ambassador To Czechs WASHINGTON UP — U. lexis Johnson, a career diplomat, was sworn in Friday as the new United States ambassador to Commuiitst Czechoslovakia. Johnson, formerly Jeputy assist-' am secretary of state tor Far Eastern affairs,, was warmly congratulated by secretary ol state John Foster Dulles for his work oh the Korean truce negotiations. ' Trade in a Good Town — Decatui

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Martinez Is Winner Over Chico Vejar 1 NEW YORK UP —Welterweight Vince Martinez, who left a draftsman's desk to turn the tables on Pvt. Chico happily today, ‘‘l feel a hundred per cent better in the ring, now that I’m strictly a fighter.” \ I Violent Vince of Paterson, N.J., displayed notable improvements in pace and stamina Friday night as he won a unanimous 10-round decision over Vejar of Fort Benning, Gai. and Stamford, Conn., in their return TV-radio fight before 7,319 at Madison Square Garden. Vejar had won a unanimous verdict over Martinez at the Garden on March 13. Martinez, favored at 8-5, snapped Vejar's winning string at 11 epnsecutive victories and had him on the floor in the second round of their rousing fight. Managing director Harry Markson of the international boxing club said today, “We’ll try to Reward Martinez with another Garden bout on Jan. 8. Rocky' Casillo of Chicago on Carmet) Basilio of Syracuse would be a good opponent.” Markson added that Vejar, too. would be given another TV scrap at St. Nicholas Arena. Jan. 15, if he could get another leavle from the army then. \ Although Vejar has been in the Army sinGe . April 20. he showed no ring rust Friday night. Scaling 150 pounds—two less than he weighed in .March—he carried the fight to Martinez in every round; but Vince, did the most ageOpen House Tonight At Decatur Elks \ The Decatur Elks lodge will observe open house at the lodge home on North Second street this evening, with an excellent entertainment program slated to begin at 8 o’clock. Featured on the program will be a return engagement of Paul Gilbert and Joe Higgins, radio and TV stars, who made a big hit with their performance at the Elks early in the fall. The open house, to which the public is invited, is for the benefit of the Goodfellows dub, sponsored by the Delta Theta Tau sorority, which annually aids the less fortunate of Decatur during the holiday season. i Two Thanksgiving Services Planned Two services of song and thanksgiving will be conducted at Zion _Lutheran church. West Mon roe street, to observe national Thanksgiving day. A vesper and song service will be held Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, and a morning' worship and song service Thursday, Thanksgiving morning, at 9 o’clock. The pulipit message at both services will be identical The pastor, the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt, will speak on the theme, “Are We a Thankful people?”, basing his remarks on Psalm 116. 12-14. The church choir, underi the direction of David. Embler, wftf sing,; “Thou crownest the year with Thy goodness,”, by Maker; and “List to thp Lark,” by Dickenson. The Carillonlc bells are used with the latter. Donald Bieberich wjll be at the organ console. The Wednesday eyenlng service has been scheduled for 7 o’clock, and will last than one hour. This is done to accommodate those worshipers who vrould also like to attend the basketball game. The Thursday service also will not extend beyond 10 o’clock. An invitation is extended especially to the non-churclied to give thanks to God on .Thanksgiving day.

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Berne Bears Are Defeated By Portland T?he Berne Bears, after leading by a lonp .point at the first quarter, were defeated by the Portland' Panthers, 54-37, at the Portland I gym Friday. J - T Berne was on top at the first period, 12-11. but Portland led at the half. 22-17, and at the third quarter, 41-30. Silvers led the Panthers with 18 i points, while Kirchhofer was high for Berne with nine. The Bears had a tough loss when Stu Miller, veteran from last year, suffered a severe ahkle injury in the second quarter, and it is feared he will be out for three weeks or longer. Berne will be idle until Dec. 4, w’hen they travel to Hartford to meet the Gorillas. Portland FG FT TP | Guntie 3 3 9 i Bookout ... 0 0,0 Freeman 2 G 10 - P. Hudsono 0 0) Hedges ..2.4 2 10 B. Hudson 0 0 0 i Black ... 2 0 4 ; Finch 0 1 ’ 1 i Silvers 7 4 18 I Kime 1 0 2 j Totals----- 19 16 54 I Berne -; FG FT TP L. Lehman 3 17 Spnunger ... 2 1 . 5 C. Lehman 0,1 1 Miller 2 1 5 Nussbaum ..;.10 2 Kirchhofer 339 Ehrsam 3 2 8 Totals 14 9 37 Officials: Bail, Johnson. Preliminary Portland 52-39. District Meeting Os Legion Dec. 3 A fourth district meeting of the American T>gion will be held Dec. 3 ar Woodburn, with Post 377 as host. ■ ... Dixt. Commander Robert Gates, who represented the district at Arlington in Armistice day ceremonies, will speak at the meeting. The foqj-th district won the state membership drive for the ltsh year. Adams Post 43 contributed to the record with about 1,000 members. 1 i'SMAZE' (C»Btlnufi From P»Kf O»c> celled all Hights Friday night when visibility dropped to zero. Incoming air traffic was diverted to airports at Newark. Philadelphia and Boston. The smaze condition was reported in some degree over most of the North Atlantic seaboard, but it was most dense and aggravating in the heavily industralized New York-New Jersey area. If you have something to sen o: rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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