Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1954 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller .... * President J. H. Heller ............. ... Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates; By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.35; S months, $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $9.00; 6 months, $4.75; 3 months, $2.50. By Carrier: 25 cents per week. Single copies: 5 cents.

Decatur has a lot of wonderful stores. Look them over and you will find Just what you need and want. Try shopping in Decatur. 0 0 A week from next Thursday is Thanksgiving and then it’s only a month until Christmas which means there is a lot of things to be done in the average home. —o Adams county farmers still need several weeks of dry autumn weather in order to save then crops. Fields are reported to be i muddy and in many parts of the county it is still impossible for farmers to harvest their corn and bean crops. Reports come to Decatur every day of tractors being mired down in the mud. 0 0 Members of the Decatur fire department had the flags out early yesterday morning, in observance of Veterans Day., The firemen take time off their regular duties every holiday to place the flags in the holders in the business section and then take another hour of their time to take them down at night. Wonder if the people appreciate this fine volunteer service. -— 0 0 Minister Churchill is an optimist when it come to future peace for the world. In a recent talk he said “We might find ourselves in a tew years moving along a broad smooth causeway of peace and plenty instead of roaming and peering around along the rim of Hell.'* It'a encouraging to say the least. President Eisenhower has enjoyed a Yi*U„wlUu-bia former neighbors and his son. his cousins mud other relatives at Abttene, Kansas in what is called a famity » reunion for him and his wife. On his way back to the capitol he is spending a day or two with the secretary of the treasury. George Humphries for a duck hunt at the '' Cedar Point club on Maumee Bay, providing a tew days away from the McCarthy gearings and several other worries. 0 0— Thsu state budget committee, _ will recommend a budget to the next legislature calling for six hundred aud sixty-nine million dollars for the next two years, an increase of some $25,000,000. And this in spite of the fart that the state surplus has dropped $lO,000,000 the past months reducing the states $82,000,000 by that amount and it is expected to go down to $64,000,000 by July 1. It's fine to spend money but at this rate we will be in rather bad condition financially before two

Does Your Daily Diet Have Enough Protein?

ly HERMAN N. BUNOESEN, M.D. WITH evefyone so dietconscious these days, I think a word about reducing diets is in order. Rather than tell you what you shouldn’t eat, I'm going to tell you what you should eat, or, at least, what the foods you eat should contain. Vital Protein Content Your reducing diet must In- . elude sufficient high-value or complete proteins. You don’t want vital body tissues being used up for protein your foods fails to supply. Meat, poultry, Ash, milk and eggs have valuable protein content l If you deplete your protein supply, you may suffer from nervousness and weakness, become easily tired and eventually break down completely. i j’ Supplementing the Diet Your diet should also contain sufficient supplies of all necessary vitamins and minerals, and your doctor might advise you to supplement your diet with additional vitamin* and minerals in

A« a part of American Education week. Decatur high, school officials, hgve set aside today us safety day. State trooper William Hunter delivered an interesting talk on safety to Decatur high school students this afternoon. The problem now is to convince all who heal'd the talk that the suggestions op safety be transplanted to everyday living. Trooper Hunter is an expert on safety problems and his visit to Decatur should be of much help as we try to do things safely to protect ourselves and others. 0 0 Superintendent of schools of Adams county, G. M. Grabill has just issued the annual directory of Adams county schools. The book this year is complete with a roster of all teachers in the public and parochial schools in the county; county officials; school calendar and rules and regulations of the county board of educjdipn. The booklet will be distributed to the teachers and school officials. It is the most complete book issued in many years for use of the teachers. Congratulations are due Superintendent Grabill and his staff for gathering so much information in so little time. —0 0 Citizens Expansion: — If proposed plans are approved by the directors aud the Indiana public service commission, Citi aens Telephone Co. of this city will soon acquire two additional northern Indiana telephone exchanges. Nappanee and Argos. If the consolidation is approved, and those close to the picture are of the opinion that this is merely a matter of formality. Citizens will have a valuation of more than $2,0063)00, in physical property. The iocattelephone company was one of the first independent exchanges in the world to become fully automatic. President Charles D. Ehinger has already announced that work would start immediately after acquisition of the new concerns to' make the added exchanges just as modern as the Decatur utility. Mr. Ehinger's vision and far sightedness have proved a boon to the Decatur company and there is every reason to believe that they will do the same for the added properties. While the new companies would be operated as separate units, much of the book work and purchasing would be done from a central office in Decatur. The Citizens telephone company with its faith in America aud the future should pay splendid dividends to its owners for many, many years in the future, thauks to an able President and board of directors.

capsule, tablet or liquid form. Fifty grams of carbohydrates arc also essential for your dally diet to Insure against the too rapid loss of fat from the body's fatty tissues and also act as a source of energy. Don't Skip Meals Skipping meals, of course, is not sound dieting. Actually, you should learn proper eating habits while dieting, so you won’t put on that unwanted weight again after the diet has been completed. Thus, you see, dieting is serious business. If you want to lose weight, fine. But be sure you aren’t robbing your body of vital supplies while doing so. QUESTION AMP AMSWE* Mrs. M. R.: How can I get rid of scabies? Answer: Scabies is a akin infestation produced by the itch mite. After a thorough bath with hot water and soap, you should apply sulfur ointment. An emulsion containing DDT and benzyl benzoate, used under the physician's direction, may also be helpful.\.

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— 20 Years Ago Today o • November It —Mr. aud Mrs. G. T. Burk and daughter. Miss Vivian, severely injured in an automobile accident on the icy roads near Wadsworth. Ohio. ' V Tom Mooney, who has been a prisoner at San Quentin prison since 1916. is seeking a release He has filed habeas corpus proceedings In supreme court at Washington. D C. Mildred Akey at Decatur included in a list of 23a to receive degrees at I. U. today: An attractive newiy remodeled home is being completed at Bellview to be occupied by the William Bell family. Campaign for Governor McNutt Jo be the vice-presidential candidate in 1936 is started by Indiana

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SYNOPSIS Normas Brandt and nurse Qynthl* Doyle had Ural met at the scene of an accident near Washington. D. C. He d tried to "date" her. to pay her court, but Cynthts a romantic Interest centers about Dr. Sellers with whom she works at the clinic. It was not until the doctor discovered that be had a rival ;or Nurse Doyle's esteem, that be begas to see her as a woman as well as a nurse. He is gravely concerned wnen Cynthia accepts as Invitation to dine with the handsome Ur Brandt. So much so. that he. himself, endeavors to date her. CHAPTER TEN •’ THE OTHER two girls had wondered why Rox nad been at home so much, It was not like her to sit at Home and wait for any man. How could Norman possibly tell her that ne waa not interested in her, and never had been? Cynthia wondered- He could not simply blurt it out and hurt Rozs feelings. He would have to he very diplomatic. “The phone rang," Roz continued, “but it was never the right voice at the other end. So now 1 have to think up some good reason to do the calling. Which is why 1 dreamed up a party. Don't you two think mat's s clever idea?" “Very clever," Nora said. Nora thought mat bom Roz and Cynthia were tar cleverer man she was. But neither or them could be as nappy. She was so nappy because Alan was coming home she could almost nave died or »l_ She wanted everyone else to oe nappy, too. So sue added, “I‘U aak Tommy. He's young. Out ne s a aweet boy. And it, will be a wondertui opportunity, Cyn. tor you to make an impression on Dr. Sellars." “Right you are," Roz said cheerfully, oetore Cynthia could comment. “It does a man good to see me little woman in a domestic selling. Makes him realize all he’s missing." Cyn this got up from the table to carry out me dishes and bring in me coffee. She telt Uke s heel. A run-down one. Yet, maybe me parly was not a bad idea Alter it was over, perhapa Roz would realize mat Norman was not interested to any setting. Or maybe Roz would realize mat Norman wasn't me man she wanted, after all. She wished now mat she had not kept anything secret — mat tirst accidental meeting at me scene or me accident, running into Norman when she went to see Julius si the hospital, dinner with mm last night. Once you gut yourseU involved, It became harder and harder to wiggle out. Well, it was up to Norman. It was hi* problem, not hcra Now, upon more sober reflections, she decided that perhaps Norman Brandt had been bunding her a line. He simply could not nave fallen in love with her, made up bis uund he wanted to marry tier, when he had seen her only a tew times Maybe, shs thought, feeling a little better, it would all turn out all right eventually, since she could never fall in love with Norman. How could she, when she was in love wiUi Walt, and when he waa the kind of man she wanted to

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Democrats. Air Force Reserves To-Meet Nov. 20 INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — The Indianapolis air force reserve today awaited word from secretary of the air force Harold E. Talbott whether he will attend a rally to 55 k*M hfov. M ia Indianapolis. The secretary had said he would try to notify the organization today. Maj. Gen. William E. Hall, assistant thief of staff for reserve forces, is to be the principal speaker Col. Paul E. Todd, deputy commander and chief of staff of the 10:h air force, will discuss Indiana area reserve affairs. Hamilton — No one family in Bermuda may own more than one automobile; according to present motor vehicle restrictions.

marry, even if Walt himself did hot know it. ". . . and I think hot canapes first, since a buffet supper will be mostly cold. And you must make one of your fudge-icing cakes, Nora. W# . ware dmcMsaing wtusl we would have Friday night," Roe informed Cynthia as she came back into the living room, one corner of I which served as their dining room. “Friday night!" Cynthia almost spilled the hot coffee. Why did Roz have to pick Friday ? Still, on seoond thought, as she already had a date with Walt for that evening, it might work out for the best, too. “Yea We decided that Friditf would be the best night. That will give us all day Saturday to clean up the mess. And Nora says that Tommy goes to night school through the week." Roz took it tor granted that Friday would be satisfactory with Cynthia, so Cynthia let tt pass. "Suppose Mr. Brandt won’t come?" Nora said. That would be terrible, wnen the whole party was really on ms account. “Oh, ne'li come." Roz appeared quite oonfidenu "He told me ne hoped I'd invite him back to Uie house —remember, Cyn? He also said he wanted to meet you, Nora" “He did? How nice ol him " Nora was always pleased at any compliment. There was no rea.iun tor it, since she waa s very sweet girl ana quite pretty, out Nora sometimes suffered trora what Ren bluntly called being unable to blow her own norn. “1 leU you what," Nora came up with an idee, "I'll bake the cake, hut you c«n let Mr. Brand: think you did it." "That's generous of you," ftoz made a small gnmiee, “but l doubt u Norman would swallow that one. He know* I'm not the type. Cyn, I want you to arrange the flowers. You re good at that. 1 wish," her expression was even wryer, “1 were good tot something besides being ornamental." "Oh, but you are!" Nora was loyal. "Any girl who has her R.N has proved she's worth a lot—so Alan says." “1 got mine by the skin of my teeth,” Roz said. “I never would have gone on and taken extra courses in physical therapy, as Cyn did. And I'd never have the patience to wait on old people, ir cranky kick ones, Uke you, Nora. No. my tortc is Using pieasing-to-the-eye, and most men are more interested ui how e gal looks than in what she's like underneath the war paint," Nora waa glad that Alan was not that kind. Bhe never could understand how it nad happened that Alan had chosen her, when there were so many prettier and tar smarter girls in the world: But he, had. dynthla didn't say anything, as there didn't seem to be anything she could say. But she thought that Roz could be wrong. Borne men cared more about what a woman was Uke than how the looked. Norman had not claimed to have lost ins heart because be considered Cynthia a beauty. He had given, of all Uic odd reasons,

Movie On LHe Os Christ To Be Shown Police Department Sponsors Showing A two-hour technicolor movie, depicting the scriptural story of the life of Christ as presented in the Oberammergau Passion Play, will be presented here December 13 ip two showings at the Decatur high school gymnasium. Through the generosity of local businessmen, the movie will be shown free to school children in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. Free tickets will be available from the merchants sponsoring the show. The eveping show at 8 o'clock will be sponsored by the Decatur city pdlice. and tickets may be secured from any policeman. The Oberammergau passion play, presented in a tiny village of southern Bavaria each ten years for more than 300 years, draws hundreds of thousands of spectators from all parts of the world during the summers when it is performed. It is enacted entirely by natives born in the village, and playing the part of Christ or the Virgin Mary is considered the highest honor possible. The movie, which is produced in English by a subsidiary of J. Arthur Rank, depicts in non-sec-tarian manner and in dialogue the scriptural life story of Christ. It is now on tour of the United States, and is not shown in commercial theaters, only by sponsoring service clubs, police and firemen's societies, churches, and other civic groups. Indiana Boy Killed When Struck By Car OSGOOD. Ind., (INS) — Dale E. Streitenberger, 11, was struck and killed by a car on U. S. 421 near his home south of Osgood, Thursday. William Brieker. of Greensburg, told state police he was blinded by lights of an approaching car and did not see the boy.?

the one that he first had seen her kneeling with a child’s head in her lap. Well, Walt certainly had seen her upon enough occasions admin* istering to children, presenting just such an appeal, and it ha/1 never made the slightest impression upon him. So maybe it would be a good idea to let Wait see her in an entirely different setting. She decided to tell him, next day when there was a slight lull in the treatment room in the clinic, that it was to be a party Friday evening, not a twosome. Again this would ahow him she was not overanxious to have dinner alone with him. Keep him guessing—old tactics, but usually good. “A party, eh?" Walt said. "Well, that will oe nice.” It he was disappointed that he was not to have ner to hunselt, he certainly did not show it. “1 hope 1 won’t have to dress up,” he added, since like most men he hated the ordeal at getting into dinner clothes. Cynthia assured him that he could come just as he was. "In this getup?” tie indicated long, enveloping white coat he had on. “I'm atr&id you'd be ashamed ot me,” ne said, a twinHie in ms eye. “I’d never stand up to your hne-teathered tnena, the oi.e who ran down the little Mancmi ooy ... 1 presume he's invited to your party too?" “Yes, ne is,“ Cynthia said She wished Wait w'ouid stop reterring to Norman as a man who nad commuted mans laughter. It the two became acquainted at the party Friday night, Walt might change tus mind about Norman. And Norman might discover that Walt did not always wear a scowl, or try. to tower above everyone else. She did not bother to correct Walt’e idea that Norman was ner particular friend. But ehe did say, "1 wouldn't be ashamed 01 you—ever, Ur. Sellars." He said, “Thank you tor saying that. Miss Doyle." Hrs eyes were still twinkling. “1, nad hoped I might nave the opportunity to discuss something with you—something very important. Bines we can t very wen have a private conversation Friday evening, why can't we have dinner together tonight? Thar u, ot course," again his mouth wili humorous, “unless you are dining again with your dark and handsome tnend.“ “His name is .Norman Brandt," Cynthia said. Wait' made Norman sound wicked and sinister. "I’d be glad to have dinner with you tonight," she added. Uhe wondered what It was be wished to discuss with her. Boitiething ot a private nature. She hoped it would be something personal, for a change. "That's fine. Don't bother to go home to change. As you just told me, you II do very well as you are. 1 thougnt we'd find a place nearby. There’s a little Italian place—would that suit you?’.' Cynthia said it would. Hhc had td smile to herselt, wondering whai Wait would say If he knew that the "little Italian place’ was where she had had dinner with Norman Brandt. (To Ba ContinuedJ

Truck Transportation Week November 14-21 INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —<Uov. George N. Craig today designated Nov. 14-31 as truck transportation week. The proclamation hailed the 51st anniversary of the first motor truck and praised the industry as “a vital adjunct to the peaceful progress and secullty of the state and nation.” , Dr. William Bryan Marks 94th Birthday BLOOMINGTON, lnd. (INS) — Dr. WilMam Lowe Bryan, Indiana University president-emeritus, observed his 94th birthday anniversary at his home on the Bloomington campus Thursday. Bryan, who still is an active writer, interrupted his daily writ-ing-reading habit to mark the anniversary. —r — 1 CLAIMS TO HU ULOIVUO BV lII>. OF COWWISSIONKKS >OV. 15. HIM. Kin-lion IN't No. 1 Hast Union .. .... 1109.n0 P*-t No. 2 West Union .... >09.00 IVt No, 3 Must Root '138.00 Px-t No. 4 West Hoot 139.00 IVt No. « North Urelile .... 119.00 IVt No. 6 South Preble .. . 113.00 Pot No. 7 North Kirkland 180.00 £V3.No. 8 South Kirkland 119 00 Hot No, 9 North Washing 164.00 F*«t No. 10 South Washing 141.50 IVt Ne. II North St. Mary's 109.00 Pot No. 12 South St. Mary’s >09.00 Pot No. 13 North Blue Creek 109.00 Pet No. 14 South Blue,.Creek .109.00 Pot No. IS North Monroe .... 149.00 IVt No. IS South Monroe 136.00 PoV No. 17 Berne A . 154.00 Pot No. 13 Berne B '.... 154.00 Pet No. 19 Berne C 139.00 Pet No. 30 French 409.00 IVt No. 21 North Hartford 129 00 Pot No: -TZ -'SoinMi" HarfTorff 15R.70 IVt No. 23 North Wabaah 424.00 Pet No. 24 Ceylon . 129,00 Pet No 25 Geneva A 139.00 IVt No. 26 Geneva II .... ... 109.00 Pot No. 27 West Jefferson 1-10:60 P*-t No. 23 Hast Jefferson 110.04) Pi-t No:' 29 Decatur F W A 164.01 L Pet No. 30 Decatur F W B 139.00 P- t No. 31 Decatur F W C 139.00 IVt No. 32 Iterator Ward !> 154.00 IVt No. 33 Decatur S W A 127.73 fVit No. 3 4 -Decatur S W H 139.041 Pit NO. S 3 lOsat UT S W C 159.00 IVt No. 36 Decatur T W A 139.00 Pi* No. 37 Decatur T W B .139.00 Pet No. 3s Decatur T W C 1.39.00 Pet No 39 Decatur-Root >59.00 Edward F Jnherg Elec K\ 334.3 U David A. Ma.klin Mil A El 197.50. Cal E. Peterson Hire ltd 187.50 11.-saie Iteehlor Canv Bd 10 00 Siumuel Bent* "do 10.00 AJlrc Christen do 10.im Leota Connell do .... >«.<H) lorene Ferwtenmakrr do 10 00 Clara Flueckiger do 10.hu Joseph A. Shell do .... 10.00 Gun. D. Litchfield do 10.00 Frances Jaherg do & Tv V 1 6 2 00 Klemn aL. Helmut Typ V L 31.301 Mary W Drew do .. — 35 not Donne Roth do 14. on Irene M Watkins do . 31.50 1 <’ivn*nier. ial Print Shop Ic K 1 12.74* j Berne Witness Co. 1.. 40.6-De-catur Democrat 00. do 412.74 Levina Htxler do lo ot! * 1 lay wood Pub Co. do . Six.7o 1 Adams Co. Hkghwav. Dept do 66.0 n I Hitch il 4t t» Lavwrenre stmith do , • .... JJ) ysj Hheodore Baker do 176.0 n * arl Burkhart do 12x 12 : Illt.llW IV . Frank Singleton Snpt It.l.Oii Walter iteppert A. Supt lnx.oo Tom Johnaton <lo .... 108:00 Elmer Beer do >OB.OO laiwrem-e Noll do » >ll.OO Hi* <ret Iseh Clerk 10-2.15 Virgil Draper Diesel 10x 00 lawreiii-e K'-enlg d , lux On Virgil Ferry <lo lna.ooj HiU-ry -D. Smith Mm k 114.00 t Harold Burger Trek 108.011 j Harry Kershiier do 108,00 i T»**n Harvey do”’” ] tixnn Jack Andrews do 9 7 ?n Melvin Bixler do 108.00 1 Roger Steiner d*> Inß.no I Cheste- Shoaf Trai tors 103.50 ! Noah Brunner do >03.50; Alhent Beer do .... * 109.50 A. M Huffman Janitor 37.60 : Max Case S. H. . inxnu Arthur Horn do 101.7,ij I'iirat lurcher d>> 105.50 Joel Augshurger do .... ]ft:l 5o j Joe Siemgler d-- 19 .3.5 j Board of Cnh>nii-sioher*T Certified before me this 12th day of November. FRANK KITSOV Adajns Co. A fid i tor Hamilton—Cars more than five years old may not he driven on Bermuda highways! Visitors cannot drive for their first 30 days.

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Fuelling, and George Bleeke. The boys op team two will be James Boerger, Weldon Shatter, and Bob Kueneke. They will be accompanied by Fred Meier. In the afternoon the boys will attend the Ohio State vs Purdue football game. .