Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1954 — Page 8

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ISSf) Chevrolet will be displayed at Saylors ,oii I’. S. highway 27 startinß Thursday and’ the 1955 Pontier will be displayed at Decatur Super Service on Monroe street beginning Friday. New models, with a change in body lirts, engines and with the addition of many new features in both makes of ears will be demonstrated 10 the public on those dates. Democrats Conduct Memorial Services INDIAXAPOUS GNS) — The Indiana Democratic veterans organisation will conduct memorial services tn Indianapolis Thursday night with former national committeeman Frank McHale keynoting the ceremonies. States and Marion county Democratic candidates for election Nov. 2 will be’introduced after memorial services. On the committee are former Gov. Henry F. Schricker; former Indianapolis Mayor Phillip L. Bayt; former national Democratic chairman Frank McKinney, and current state Democratic chairman Charles Skillen. Democrat Want Ada Bring Result*

Governor Promises Aid To Unemployed To Ask Legislature Increase Benefits FORT WAYNE, Ind. (INS) — Gov. George N. Craig, xho has been criticised by labor organizations for refusing to call a special session of the general.assembly to aid unemployed workers, has promised to seek a nearly doubled unemployment compensation in 1955. The governor spoke at a Fort Wayne rally sponsored by the Republican wage earners’ league. Tuesday night. He said he would ask the 1955 general assembly, which convenes in a little oyefr three months, to increase unemployment compensation from |27 weekly for 20 weeks to 135 a week for 30 weeks. Maximum that can be obtained at present is $540, compared to $1,050 by the Craig-proposed scale. The governor also renewed his defense of toll roads, saying: "We are building a road in northern Indiana, construction of which will put $25,000,000 in each county through which it passes." Gov. Craig also cited plans to build new hospitals totaling $32 million in the next two years and said: "We in Indiana have the ability to provide for construction in the next two years that will total some $500,000,000.’” f The governor asked the labor rally gr ; oup to vote for fourth district congressman E. Ross Adair (R) to help provide a Republican congress for President Eisenhower, whom he described as "the strongest leader the nation has ever known.” State Traffic Toll 842 To October 24 INDIANAPOLIS (INS) Indiana traffic accidents claimed 842 lives to midnight Oct. 24 compared to 987 lives during the same JanuaryOctober period In 1953. State police reported today that 660 of the 1954 deaths occurred in rural collisions and that the remaining 182 victims died in urban crashes.

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Showing Thursday Os New Ford Sports Car Harry Schwarts. Decatur Ford dealer, will be host Thursday afternoon and night to the Ford Thunderbird, new sports car being manufactured by Ford Motor Co. A public showing will be held during the afternoon and evening,, the local dealer said. Other new Ford models will appear later. Mrs. Harry Backus Is Taken By Death Funeral Services Thursday Morning Mrs Harry Backus. 66, of Convoy, 0., for seven years cafeteria manager for .the Oonvoy-Unton school, died Tuesday at the Adams county memorial hospital following a stroke. Mrs. Backus was a member of St. Paul's' Lutheran church, Ladies Aid society and Valpo guild. Surviving in addition to her husband are three daughters, Mrs. Helen Krueekeberg of M’Ulshire, 0.. Mrs. Wilma Schneider of Botkins, 0., and Mrs. Ruth Dietrich of Hoagland; eight grandchildren; seven brothers, Ben and Willis Harlamert of Anna, O„ Henry of Sidney, 0., Reuben and Alton of New Bremen, ~ Orin of Dayton, 0., and Paul of Cleveland. 0., and two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Myerholtz of Columbus, 0., and Mrs. Glenna Fogt of Kettlersville; O. Friends may call at the H. D. Smith funeral home in Convoy until 9 a. m. Thursday, when the body will be removed to the St. Paul’s Lutheran church, for services at 11 a. in. EST, the «ev. F. H. Gerken officiating. Burial ill be in the lOOF cemetery at Convoy. Trick Or Treaters Now Use Chauffeurs Adams county’s Halloweenersi have gone modem, along with the adult world. The little shavers, all dressed up in costumes, now make their annual “trick or treat” visits accompanied by chaffeurs. The age-old tradition of walking from house-to-house has been scourned by the modern youngsters. who now ride up to the door, and return to the waiting automobiles to deposit their loot. 13 Pigs Are Stolen From Eicher Farm Thirteen pigs were stolen from the Lawrence Etcher farm north-'-eficsaewfe- ’ W theft was discovered by Eicher this morning.- . » The field here the pigs are kept is some distance from the house. Eicher said ‘bat the pigs Stolen eighed about 60 pounds each and were vajued at about S2O each. . -jg, Sherttf Rlobert Shnalukia and state trooper Walter Schindler investigated this morning. reported that the tracke of a vehicle were visible tfnd that there was evidence that the pigs bad been carried from the hog building to the vehicle. Detective sergeant Truman Bierie of the state police has been called in to assist in the investigation. IKE HOPES TO (Continued from Page One) they are making their decisions on the basis of local issues rather than on his own popularity. CRAIG CHALLENGE (Continued from Page One) standpoint. "I opposed the Eisenhower ad- ( ministration in all its elaborate giveaway programs to oil, mineral, utility and other special groups. I also opposed the deceptive rich man’s tax bill and other Republican measures which were not for the best interest of the economy. “I hereby challenge you as the Number One Republican leader in Indiana to debate the issues of the 1954 campaign. You may select the place, date, time and condi--tions. "Please wire your acceptance fit this offer.” RUPTURE EXPERT COMING FORT WAYNE AGAIN R. K. Shallenberger Well-known expert of Indianapolis, will personally demonstrate h|« method without charge ut Indiana Hotel Ft. Wayne Frl lay Oot. 29th from 10 a. m. to p. n>. Mr. Shallenberger says the Shallenberger method contracts the opening In remarkably short time on the average case regardless of the size .or location of the rupture, and no matter how much you lift or strain, and puts you back to work the same day as efficient as before you were ruptured. The Shallenberger Rupture Shield has no leg strap; waterproof, sanitary, practically Indestructible and can be worn while bathing. Each shield Is skillfully molded and fitted to the part under heat, which give a perfect fit and satisfaction. Large and difficult ruptures following operations especially solicited. Do not overlook this opportunity if you want gratifying results. Mailing address: Angola, Ind. (Advertisement).

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confirm existence of the Atlas, which the magazine said is a rocket-powered missile made by Convair. It would not comment on the listing of the Navaho as having intercontinental' range. The listings were in a tabulation labeled "America’s Missile Arsenal,” and gave no Indication of whether the mistrtteq have reached production or are still under development. ’ No mileage figures were given but presumably "intercontinental" would mean ,a range of upwards of 6,000 miles — the round trip range of the B-36 plane which is considered the nation's only intercontinental bomber. ' Ths publication also listed 22 Russian missiles, including one with a range "said to be 3,100

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