Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1954 — Page 10

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MOOSE LEGION OF MOOSE CEREMONIAL SAT. NITE MAY 1 __ 6:00 p. m. District Meeting 8:30 p. m. Dance 9:00 p. m. Floor Show 11:00 p. m. PARTY NITE AND MOVIE FOR KIDS EVERY FRIDAY

Adams Co. Trailer Sales, Im. 803 North 13th Street 8:001II. to 9:00 P. M. Daily First Time In Decatur Nw!rnotf<MpQ&BMfV6Ktfife r—i FkzH TV&ef oner designed 7 L=JI kAa CROSLEYI7 SUPER-V artV *13921 walnut I FRONT IS AU SCREEN- I CONTROLS ARE ON THE SIDS I MRFKT FOR PORCH, MDROOM, I / C ”~1 BIN. KUCHIN OR RUMPUS ROOM I^LIGHT (HOUGH TO CARRY-SMALL (HOUGH , - - jjjlßßsWiii TO HANDLE. TAKt ,T ANYWHERE Hi Hr ■ y ’ v H|Sk Jk. 1181 mnSE Hl 111 111 ' 4>>'l lUHi I HI jr fS ms fl gm Iml fa I Os/ n|K\. HHP mi jy Hl ■•' I 1 |a|£BßM s3r NEW INSIDE — powerful, exclusive Super-Vertical I Circuit... sharper picture NEW OUTSIDE -—takes up to I/3 less space than other 1 7" sets I TUBE-LIFE EXTENDER makes tubes last longer ■ CHOKE OF WALNUT-, mahogany- or blond-finished II cabinet A./. We’ve never seen anything like itl Why v** . v * / / the whole *et is no bigger than the picture p ZTS> iHetf - when y° u “* how com P° c ’ ,h * * ' Super-V is, how sleek and smart it looks, how - I perfectly it performs, you'll want more than r one! And at this towes»-in-TV-history price, (&<£ *<*'»• very good ideal You can see it on a CROSLEY .7 7 . ■■.■*■- - ; ; 1 — —— 4 ’ . " -k ' v rs) • . I

_ . jKIX Kirkland Kut-ups The first meeting of the Kirk land Kut-ups was held at the Ad { ams Central grade M'hool recently. , The meeting was opened by the ! 4-H song, led by Delora Mishler. i Mrs. Ralph Freels gave a demonstration on “How to Make a But- | ter Cake.” followed by a discussion of judging baking. The election of officers was held with the following results: president, Marilyn Arnold; vice-president, Margaret Griffiths; secretary. Kay Heare; treasurer, Carol Egley 1 ; song lead-; er, Barbara Arnold; reporter, Carol Heller; health and satety lead-.

-GRANDMA'’ Ry CHARLIE KUHN [granoma.vWy] [ .WHEN YOU GO OVERT’V—J | WELL. IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD.! [•••WIU, ENDUPIM A V DO YOU ALWAYS WATCH TW KIDS PLAY MARBLES» |YA CAN NEVER TELL WHEN Ar BIG FREE -FOR* AU / CARRY A FIRST- v / —-— I PEACEFUL MARBLE GAME... r 1 \ /-* - ’ ■ K A Hex \ BwH 11 *" kuhn-

er, Carol Haggard; and recreation leader, Doris Cauble. The I meeting was adjourned and re- [ served. .

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Color Blind Will Enjoy Color TV ' To Open Up Exciting New World Os Color CHICAGO, UP — Color television will open up an exciting new world of color to the approximately 1ff.000,000 persons in the United States estimated to have deficient color vision to some degree, according to a group of research scientists here. “A person with deficient color vision will enjoy the colors in TV probably more than he has in movies or any other medium of color reproduction because their vividness will be greater," reported Admiral Corp, color engineers. "Unless a person is totally color blind -a medical rarity—he or she will enjoy color television." Two controls on the set will enable the viewer to adjust hues to the point Where they will look normal and pleasing to him and still be correct for persons with normal

AUCTION!! EVERGREENS AND NURSERY STOCK Friday Evening, April 30th, 1954 . r . . -* Commencing at 7:30 P. M. DECATUR SALE BARN, DECATUR, INDIANA NOW IS the PROPER TIME to PLANT and a general line of NURSERY STOCK, will be offered at this sale. Such as numerous kinds of various sizes and varieties. Peaclv Apple, Sweet ah£ Sour Cherry, Plum, Pear, Apricot and Nectarine trees. of: Plowering-Shrubs, Roses and Shade Trees, and .Gladiolus bulbs. Raspberries, Blackberries. Strawberries, Boysenberries, Blueberries, several varieties of Grapes, Gooseberries, Currants, Asparagus. Rhubarb and Horseradish and other items too numerous to mention. However, the sale will consist mainly of EVERGREENS, for use in modern landscape planting. Come early and Inspect this stock to your own satisfaction. These plants are Government Inspected, and guaranteed to be dug fresh. Anyone interested in landscape material cannot afford to miss this opportunity as you will find it sella very reasonable. Many thrifty people take advantage oF’ffiese sales each season, as a few dollars spent tbr landscaping material will increase the value of your property many times over the cost. A Certified copy of Certificate ’of Inspection, will be given each purchaser.' e A Representative of the Nursery will be prsent. . Come, you are invited and welcome. E. C, Doehrman—Auct. PLEASANT VIEW NURSERIES TROY, OHIO 24 29 it costs f 1 to get the • cutest shoe in town! Y' *3-49 QV "y L [ so light, so soft / ' so easy on the/budget! Kaye’s Siwe Store 4 doors S. of Bank Decatur

color perception, the experte eaid. One adjustment, saturation control, will deepen colors and make theriTmorenntenee’ and vivid. Red, for instance, can be made deeper or lighter. The other adjustment, phase control, will alter existing colors, changing red, for example, all the way from a deep red to virtually a pink. The most common form of color blindness is red-green. Blindness of blue, yellow, or both, is extremely rare. A much larger percentage of men than women has deficient color vision. Everyone is color blind to fine detail or very small objects, the researchers pointed out. In color television only the relative brightness of fine detail in colored objects is transmitted. Therefore, everyone sees fine detail exactly the same way—normal and color blind alike. No Appreciation JOHNSTON, IR. 1., UP — The world seems to be a better place now to persons living on old Snake Den Road. The Johnston town council has granted a petition to rename the road Belfield Drive.

Soldier-Technicians In Guided Missiles Army Recruits Are Carefully Screened WASHINGTON, UP—Go around the Pentagon and cup an ear to some of the army’s eoldier-tech-nicians and you wonder If maybe you aren't up in the stratosphere. You hear things like: "Accelerometers, multivibrators and oscilloscopes." Those long words are the tools of the trade for the nice kids who work in guided missile gr related fire control electronics courses. The lad who wants to know how to guide a missile and work with radar or anti-aircraft weapons has to show a desire to learn the higher lessons of science before he signs in. He is carefully screened and, if he comes through on his first examination, he is sent to the signal corps school at Fort Monmouth, N, J. . After the kid has won his scientific spurs he might be sent to the ordnance school at the Aberdeen proving school in Maryland, or to the guided missile schooj at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. The fellows who graduate from these schools, according to the Pentagon, make up the first-aid crews for the latest guided missiles—such as those called "Nike.” As the Pentagon puts it: “Precision maintenance is their specialty. They forever will be known as “Nike Nursemaids.' They are trou-ble-shooters." The,, Pentagon says that the course for these intelligent kids is interesting. First a boy spends about 24 weeks at Fort Monniotrtfi where he picks up the rudiments of electricity, and radar. The last few weeks of the course teach the student the complicated business of fire control and the intricacies of electronic equipment. The guided missile kids get'their advanced learning byway of an introduction to hydraulics, pneumatics and missile component equipment. They have to like the assignment before they get into that part of the service. And they have to show their mettle. Sometimes some of the kids are washed out. can’t make the grade in what is really a tough course. But their knowledge isn’t wasted. It can be put to work in the outside world where it will do the most good. So, either way, Uncle Sam can’t lose. Easy Come, Easy Go EAST HARTFORD, Conn., UP— Police questioned a 12-year-old boy about what he did with $5 stolen from a home. “Put it in a pinball machine," he replied.

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Even * <Susie ” knows the friendl y « |i|jWM service of the milkman. She ■ -■mniiiiiw- knows t ha tl no matter what the ‘||| 1 / f weather, he’ll be thera with t \ i chocolate milk for her ... plus I I t \ j tnilk, cream, cottage cheese, 1 "H butter and other dairy products fjj chat Mother wants ... wbtn sht them. Call us today... I g| your youngsters, too, will like ■ the milkman who brings our I rich, tasty milk to your doorstep. |||| HOME DAIRY . ■ PRODUCTS INC. ■ PHONE 3-3203 EXECUTOR’S PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY ANO REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the’Last Will and Testament of Catherine Sackett, deceased, will offer for sale ft Public Auction at the late residence of said decedent, block West of the Town Hall on the main street in Monroe, Indiana, the Personal Property and Real Estate belonging to aaid decedent, on SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1954 REAL ESTATE Will Sell at 2:30 P. M. Daylight Saving Time Inlot No. 35 in the Town of Monroe, Adame County, Indiana, as the same is designated on the recorded plat of eaid town. 5 Room Frame House In a good state of repair, situated On a nice lot. Woodshed. Garden Space. Phone Ned C. Johnson, 3-279«, Decatur, if you wish to inspect the property. TERMS OF SALE —Cash Day of Sale, Balance Upon Delivery of Executor’s Deed and Merchantable Abstract of Title approved by the Adams Circuit Court. Statements made on day of sale shall take precedence over any contained herein. PERSONAL PROPERTY Will Sell at 1:00 P. M. Daylight Saving Time Heating Stove; Rockers; Davenport; Victrola; 6 by 9 Rug; Carpets and Throw Rugs; McDUFFEY’S FOURTH GRADE READER; Several Straight Chairs; Several Tables; Congoleum Rugs: Sideboard; Mirror; Wardrobe; Clock; Two Beds, complete^BeddingLinens,Sheets, etc.; Stands; DresserT Chest; Kitchen Cabinet; Cupboard: Cook Stove: Antique Dishes; Maytag Washer; Two Tubs; Wash Boiler; Pictures; Lamp; Utility Cabinet; Silverware; Pile of Coal; Table Radkj; Elbciric Clock; Portable Electric *Sbwing Machine; Dishes, Cooking Utensils, and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. JOHN L. DeVOSS, Executor Roy S. Johnson. -\ Ned C. Johnson — Auctioneers Bryce Daniels—Clerk De Voss, Smith & Macklin—Attorneys 12 23 29

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