Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1954 — Page 2

FRIDAY, JUNE 11. 1»M

DUE TO THE INCREASED DEMAND WE ARE CONTINUING OUR SALE 3 MORE DAYS! FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY 6P.M. to 9 P.M. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Fred oftcpiinting fcra second sett-ftaing fa color Mrfing? CROSLEY SUMR-V || —III j W I I ill r i -aM Jk Em Hi w " fIK, "T!&. $■ 1B ;»■■■?■■ ■■ HW : - ■*** ' w i RIMkhB * •** - * l, * l— * 111 ' 3 ‘ 139 Hr k WALNUT A*®* I'"’™’* 1 '"’™’* r \fINISHtD FootvrU on 'Yow Hit Porode - ' • Taka* up Um space • New Sv per-Vertical Circuit • Front is all screen • Light enough to carry • Tube-Lift Extender • Choice of 3 ‘finishes r**-—' *** Vbu can see it BHIRj oh a CROSLEY

BRAND/ 1 "7 -h i(lch NEW X / and dal CROSLEY T V 17 ,nch 1 Em. Ch" ALL CHANNEL ONLY ■ tuning ■ WwF

El I "' . '., 1 a ■ I l ( \ Ikfly ■M | A vK BE,.u| fc '<•■.> ■<: <£MR§W>: "'4' | EBB ■I K —.J | Brag n fly / rot ONLY X. SPECIAL DIM Gives YOU / W ALL 70 UHF CHANNELS / » On. .1 il naw mnd.ia lY''Alf Chon t ««*<>. 9 5 B . Ml TwbleTeleirhlM. Smart cabinet mad. \ * 317 ol line wood. Sniehod In rich mahof.nr \ Mojelf-inni *' Vj. REGULAR PRICE $279.95

WE’VE GOT WONDERFUL, COLORFUL CROSLEY RADIOS, TOO I a—» l*a«tifil Crtslty yH Croslty 6r*dmU. Fa- Croyleyßlobemaeter. Naw ' Cbekßadios. 5 colonSK Maeveryrole'romweter'. Bpf' 9gf Takas, lot of ta«. will HI radio Superheterodyne §D wppor to housewife's i "’“^e, ‘’“Il WHOF chesslMel.scop. 1 Helper. 3 mod.M: d t-mrse. SJI #5. monirt ± IS $34 S 5 mthoginy, $19.15. y colors. SS4«mK. MU 3 DAY SALE I dams Ciinii li Trailer Sales, Inc. « 883 North 13th Street

V Ms O C ROSLE Y has the Picture l| Sentry O »»•» *»«• ■*•• cooi». Mg “““““ nur ouukb aminst imhhmhcc BRAND NEW CROSLEY 21 inch CONSOLE REGULAR PRICE $389.95 e°st“ “ ° NLY ~ ALL PRICE AQ 95 CHANNEL EVER f / TUNING

li i! r II ONLY CROSLEY ’ fl lUS THE ; fl Picture Sentry That Guards . 249 95 2 Against Interference One es 21 new meOela. 21 Ceweelo. _- :: *_ TJlandeome modere stylo cebinpt of own* po* white oan with limed Rhirt. ' ModS F-21C0LBH. '"5379.95 F

THS DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDtAXA

Heads Workshop - y t ■l DavM Gliessman will nerve as director of a summer workshop in remedial reading at the Purdue university Center in Fort Wayne, starting July 6 and continuing three weeks until July 24. The workshop is designed to ogive teachers and teachers in training practical experience in working, with retarded readers, as well ah a background in the theory used. - Teachers may earn three semester hours of graduate or undergraduate credit, according to Dr. Richard Bateman, center director. Class sessions will be held daily Monday through Friday, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.. for the three week period. The workshop will include staff lectures, demonstrations with cUiidren who are retarded in reading, together with films, caw studies, and work study groups. Lectures will be given by visiting specialists on such subjects as the causes of reading disability, methods of correcting, tests used in reading, materials and games used in reading. and methods of teaching reading, Gliessman is director of the developmental reading program at Purdue’s Fort Wayne Center. He will be assisted by Dorothy Simpson, supervisor of the remedial renting program in the Lafayette elementary schools. One Driver Killed As Trucks Collide r FORT WAYNE, Ind.. (INS) — Thirty year old Robert Schwenke; of Whitehall, 0., was killed Thursday in a two-truck collision on U. S. 30 two miles northwest of Fort Polfce said Schwenke’s track rammed the rear of another track which was turning off the highway. The other driver was not hurt seriously. Accident Victim A Former Decatur Man Roger J. Schulte, 21, killed Wednesday morning in a Fort Wayne traffic mishap, is a former Decatur resident, friends said today. Schulte. an ex-navy petty officer, was killed early Wednesday when the car in which he was riding struck a truck. . He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schulte. Henry Schulte formerly operated a bath house in this city. The Schulte family has resided in Fort Wayne for several years. • • Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock from Precious Blood Catholic church, of which young Schulte was a member Burial will Tie in Fort Wayne Catholic cemetery.

*MOWI ON ’i TELEVISION!, ■' AGnow fbW>B O-HMryS Rmn Mto HoU W *• »-*■< Every Sunday iVKJG-TV-FORT WAYNE 4:30 P.M.d. s.t. t sponsored by j, . _• . ...... ,•* ■ Leland A. Ripley Monroe, Indiana Phone 6-6716

Bowman Elder Dies ! After Long Illness 1 . J. * Prominent Indiana I Democrat Is Dead INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Funeral aervicea for Bowman Elder, prominent in the Indiana Demo- 1 cratic party and the American ' Legion. Will be held Saturday afternoon at his suburban home near Indianapolis. (Elder, who was 66. died at tho Methodist hopskai' where he had been a patient for 11 months. ' Elder was a leader in the-Admin- i titrations of Governor Paul V. IMcNutt and President Franklin D. Roosevelt and as receiver for the Indiana Railroad, managed the liquidation of Indiana's interurban lines when they were compelled to yield to busses and private automobiles. Setting up Legion national headquarters in Indianapolis was a major accomplishment of Elder. He < also was Legion national treasurer froin 1928 to 1933, treasurer of the Legion Publishing Corporation from 1928 to 1935 and headed the committee in charge In 1927 when 30,000 Legionnaires made a pilgrimage to France. (Elder was treasurer of the wellpublicized “Two Per Cent Club”, which collected campaign funds from state workers and others. Its official name was the Hoosier Democratic club. Elder was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania where he was a star athlete. Ho was a first lieutenant in World War I and was engaged in the real estate business, Survivors Ire the widow, Madeline; a daughter, Mrs. William E. Schermerhorn, of Hyde Park, N.Y., and a son, William L., of New Augusta. Opening New Area At Stratton Place Attention of Daily Democrat readers is called to. Jhe special section In today’s paper, inviting alt area residents to visit Straiten Place, section B. -Saurday and Sunday of this week to inspect available lots for new homes. John R. Worthman. Fort Wayne land developer and owner of Stratton Place, has opened the new area containing 55 building lots. On Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Foyt Wayne radio station WKJG will broadcast a 15-mmute program pertaining to the opening of the secon dson ceitolfl the second section of Stratton Place. Charles Kent and Gerald Strickler of Kent Realty and Auction Co. and Bob Heller, realtor, will have charge of the sale of new lots. Congress Candidate Visits In Decatur Hortest, but simple, observations on the nation's problems were called for by Fred W. Greene. Fort Wayne attorney who is Democratic candidate for congress from this district Greene addressed Indiana’s Democratic congressional candidates at Indianapolis Wedneaday. Greene asked for candidates to stop confusing aid bothering the voters, and present the questions fairly.' l He also called for fair and honest treatment of the many women voters of Indiana. Greene emphasized the importance of the farmers and laborers’ wages as the headwaters of the national economy, and stated that an economic crash would result if farm prices and laboring dages fall. Greene, who won the Demo--cratic nomination by carrying Adams county and all rural counties of the fourth district, is a fre quent visitor in Decatur.

Jet tie Best for your Pontiac! '•■’h ' -4... - '■ ~ ' Get Our > PONTIAC MKNANICS ) f' gib ( NOW- UM ponti*« ttin < WT TNI K)f *Ty ■ -•1R DECATUR SUPER SERVICE 221 W, Monroe St. a PHONE 3-3018,

Last Os Theft Ring Taken In Custody INDIANAPOLIS, (INS) — Coy Linden Griffis, 2s. of Anderson, described as the last of a widespread Central Indiana thief ring, was held in Indianapolis today, on robbery charges. Police, who returned Griffis from New Castle to Indianapolis, said the Anderson man has confessed to three holdups In the Hoosier capital city. Four alleged partners already are serving prison sentences. Arrested On Charge Os Assault, Battery Florenz T. Leonard of North Second street, entered a plea this morning of not guilty to a charge of assault and battery filed by his wife in city court. The charge w»s made when Mrs. Leonard told police that as she and her two children were about to drive away from Leonard’s shop last night

TYDOL ■ VEEDOL Mr. Farmer, call, now and put your name on oUr farm delivery service! We give prompt, dependable delivery service of TYDOL FUELS and VEEDOL LUBRICANTS . . . both are refined from the world’s finest crude oil, „ '* Bradford-Pennsylvania. Why not buy the best? It costs no more! ors"we g uaran tee our Tractor Naphtha to be the best fuel you ever used. Prove it for yourself. _ _ , , ■" - KBf Summer .C* >1 Heat Fatigue With SSwWng' SMlieMliite big fan ro EYE-LEVEL K7F...1 PUSM BUTTON CONTROLS V.- Electrically Reversible Automatic Timer 3500 «vbk fsst of hot shrift,oir per minuts. TO OPERATE - W«k< Up Fftfrftihftd frory Morninj MEAITHfUI REST AND SLEEF t Exhausts hot air - pulls cool night breeze* giving you Multi-room Night Cooling. DAYTIME WORKING COMFORT — Reverse direction of air flow (or daytime comfort of Four Corner Coolinc from Fresh Air Circulation. .Everyone in Your House Sleeps Cool for $79.95 Baker Plumbing & Heating PHONE 3-2609 W. Monroe Street

PAGE THREE-A

Leonard threw a bucket of black paint over them. Leonard was arrested last night and taken to the county jail before entering hla plea thia morning in city court. Mayor John Doan set time of trial as 10 o'clock Monday morning.

Wl HAVf I Kodak Color Film [ FOR 4Ht> MIMXWW CAMtAAt Holthouse Drug Co.