Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 237, Decatur, Adams County, 8 October 1954 — Page 8

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Hurricane Moving In Caribbean Sea Hurricane Termed 'Very Dangerous' MIAMI (INS) —Hurricane Hazel, termed “very ibrngerous” toy weathermen, moved across the Caribbean Sea on a westerly course south of Haiti today. Navy planes fount the storm’s “eye" this morning and reported the highest winds had built up to 115 to 125 miles per hour. The storm had slowed from an earlier reported 12 mph forward speed to eight miles an hour. At it a. m. (ES) the storm center was about 345 miles south of Port Au Prince, Haiti., near latitude 13.fi north, longitude 72 2 we.-t. The San Juan wea'her bureau slid the s torm probably will continue its westerly* movement, bureau said the storm probably will continue its westerly movement. across empty seas, for the next 12 hours at about six to eight miles per hour. (After that a gradual veering toward the west-north-west is expected. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results FOR COMPLETE PLUMBING, HEATING and FIXTURES CALL LAWSON PLUMBING & HEATING W. MONROE ST. New Phone 3-3626

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Church To Observe Anniversary

The First Christian church of Decatur will observe the 30th. anniversary otitre dedication of the present building with two services Sunday. October 17, it was announced today. The building was ' first dedicated October 26, 1924. The Rev. Clifford Lanman, former local pastor, now pastor of the Brazil Christian church, will speak . at a 9 30 am. service on rededica- . tion day. Following Rev. Lanman's sermon, regular Sunday school services will be held. J A dinner is planned at the noon hour at the church. To close the day's activities, Dr. Ephraim D. Love. general secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary association. will speak at a 7:30 p.m. service. Ladies of the church will provide the noon dinner with Mrs. Elmer Darwachter as chairman. The arrangements committee includes Mrs. Homer Ruhl, chairman. Mrs. Paul Daniels, Mrs. Roy Stucky. J. E. Anderson, William Teeple,’ W. F. Kohls and Harmon Kraft. Invitations have been mailed to all non-resident members of the I

local church and they and their families have been Invited to take part in the all day affair. Brochures are being prepared which give a bfief history of the Christian church in Decatur with photographs of the cureh, speakers, and oldest board members. These will be presented to each person attending the gededication ceremony. The First Christian church has grown with the Decatur community in the last 3O’ years and is a part of that communion known as the Disciples of Christ. The local church plays a prominent part in that brotherhood. It is a part of the fifth district of the Disciples of Christ In Indiana. The present building is located at the corner of Jefferson and Second streets in Decatur. Friends of the church also are invited to attend both the morning and evening dedication services. RECOMMEND (Continued from Page One) ifminary estimates cited by Clay showed that 101 biNion dollars would lie needed for construction through 1964. Os this amount, only 47 billion will be raised through current revenue®. * - v NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice... is hereby—given- that the Adans dbunty Memorial- Hospital Board will receive bids for coal .to be furnished to the Hospital for the fear Nov. 1; ISiil. to Nov. 1, 1955. Coal to be delivered to the Hospital priced tn carload Inga, such price to remain same tor the one year period. Bids will be received — Legal Form—Properly signed and notarized In TLxspttal Office until October 15, 1954. Adams County Memorial Hoxpital Decatur, Indiana CAI. EETERSON Pres, of Board. 1-t NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF I ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Decatur, Adams County, Indians, that the proper legal .officers of said municipality at their hogular meeting place, on the 19th day «»f October, 1954. will consider ’he following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. GENERAL find POLICE DEPARTMENT 3. - Contractual Service 85 - Ileuairs 4 300.00 3. - Supplies - S 3 - Garage & Motor 100.00 FIKE DEPARTMENT 7.- Properties *2 - Equipment - Fire Hose ... 300.00 STPI3ET & SEWER DEPARTMENT 2.' - Oontractu'el Service 25 - Repairs 400.00 6. - Current Obligations 42 - Connection . Charges - Sewer .... 6.599.30 241 - Advertising & Publication Notices Itri.OO Total 7,799.30 PARK Fl ND 1.- Personal Service 111 - Regular Salaries A Wages I 200.00 121 - Temporary Salaries A Wages 62.69 3: & 4. - Supplies & Material 38 &44 - General . . 390.00 Total I 652.69 Total Additional Appropriations I 8,451.99 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting slmll have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be a (to’natlcallv referred to the | St t’e Board of Tax Comnrissloners. I which Board will hold a further hca lng within fifteen davs at the <"ountv udltor’s office of Adame County, Indiana, or at such other | place an may be designated. At i such hearing, taxpayers objecting bo any of such additional approI pr'atlons mar Ih> heard and interj <-sted ta.xnavers pray Inquire of the •Countv Auditor when and where such hearing will lw- field H VERNON AI'RANP Clerk-Tress .-er Decatur. Indiana O.t 8-1-5 Democrat Want Ada Bring Result* Law. . „ '■ * BUILDER lan Woodner tells the Senate banking committee’s FHA probe in Washington that detective fees in his divorce troubles and a $30,000 fee to former Senator D. Worth Clark for legal work in Idaho were included tn coots of his apart* ment construction firm. Woodner’s firm built one of the swankiest apartment hotels in Washington.

TOE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

DAV Holds Meeting Thursday Evening To Contribute To Community Fund Members of the Disabled American Veterans voted last night In their regular meeting to supbort the Community Fund with a contribution this year. R. P. Sommer, commander of chapter 91, said today. The date of the annual forget-me-not sale was chahged to October 22 and 23. Money from the sale will be used to support disabled ve.erans in hospitals throughout the state. A letter was read at the meeting from the state auxiliary thanking the local chapter for its contribution to the fund for hospitalized veterans. Thursday night, November 4, was announced as the date of the chili supper, which will be open to the public. The ladies of the auxilary will serve the dinner between 5 and 7 o’clock. James Cochran was appointed chairman of the stag party committee. and announced that there would be a stag party and chicken dinner Sunday, October 17, starting at 11:30 a m. Complaints were heard on out-of-town veterans soliciting donations in Decatur using false information and appearing to represent legal veterans’ organizations. The mem- [

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bets voted to ask the city Council to pass an ordinance requiring out-of-eounty veterans to buy n city license before soliciting in town. MAN INVOLVED (t'satlnurd From I’aire OM> Alien county sheriff Harold S. Zeis has been advised that a warrant is also being sent for Warren as soon as he is able to travel but sheriff Robert Shraluka says that he has nut yet received the warrant. I Hensley, who was being held with Overton, did not escape, according to the reports received here. Overton’s mother, it was reported, was killed in an accident Saturday and that may have bad something to do with Overton s escape. DEMAND ALL IContinued frmn Page One) \ we have under way. plus the fact that a new congress —a Democratic congress ini my opinion — will be in Washington before long.” In a letter to the anti-mooopoly group headed by Sett WLUiam Danger (R-N. D.) the AEC announced it had approved the “form of a proposed contract” covering the Dixon-Yatea plan, but that “no binding commitment to the company has been made.” It has asked the joint atomic committee to waive a requirement that the contract lay before it for 3b days. This Kefauver and Langer opposed. • ' Democrat Want Ada Bring Result

First Allied Troops Pull Out Os Trieste TRIESTE (INS) — The first. Allied troops were pulled out of Trieste today in with the recent Italian-Yugoslavian agreement when a U. S. infantry regiment 351 left for Leghorn. Portable Respirator Boon In Emergencies CHICAGO (INS) — A search for a portable, pocketsize respirator zhat promises to be of incalculable value in medical emergencies. The respirator, described in the current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, can be loaded with a cylinder of gas to administer anesthetics or packed with a cartridge of oxygen for resuscitation purposes. Researchers at Western Reserve university and the University hos- . pitals of Cleveland hit on the idea while working on a small oxygen i inhalator for use in hangover treatment of acute alcoholism. 4wo DOLLAR-A-WEEK’ > Bookkeeping and ' Tax Service 1009 Master Drive Phone 3-9911

SAYS PRESSURE (Continued from Page One) much he actually received out of $90,000 in checks made out to him by builder lan Woodner or. Wooduer’s companies. Capehart said he is having pre-

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pared a list of cases as long as his “full reach." These are cases, , he said, in which he thinks the justice department or some other agency should take action. He added that he will keep after the agencies until they act.