Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1954 — Page 10

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Madrid Elevators Offer Ride Hazard Trapped Between Floors Is Common MADRID (INS) ~b Hazardousduty pay might well be requested by American personnel stationed in Madrid. ’ Not that Madrid isn’t a pleasant.

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comfortable and peaceful place. It’s the elevators. They're a menace. A Madrid elevator embodies the Spaniard's disdain of machinery. It aeema to be designed not to work. It is practically guaranteed to make sudden, unscheduled descents. a» In'the Bdificio Espana and the Air Ministry, both brand new buildings with batteries of modern elevators, Americans here on base construction and military aid missions are finding out about

Question Box By Scientists of ths G. E. Co. Q: How van I figure the weight of coal in my coal bin? A: Roughly, for home sixes, you can figure the average density of a pile of coal at about 35 cubic feet per ton. Thus, if you get the top of your pile in the bin as level as possible, then measure the height, width and depth in feet, and multiply these together, you will have the volume in cubic feet. Dividing this figure by 35 will give the approximate weight in tons. Q. Do earthquakes make any noise? 'A. Yes. In addition to the sounds that may be produced as buildings and other structures are demolished by a severe earthquake, there may be other sounds, even in a region where there are no buildings. Most common is a low and heavy rumbling noise, a deep booming or low' moaning, a roaring or a crushing grinding noise Others have been described like a roaring wind, or a chimney on fire. The sound of an earthquake is generally very deep, almost too low in pitch to be heard at all. f Q. Do tides occur in inland lakes? A. Yes, but they are quite small, smaller than variations caused by wind and weather. At Chicago, for example, the range between high and low tide in Lake Michigan is less than two inches. Q. How can one get rid of algae in an outdoor pool? A. The algae are a widely-spread group of plants, which includes most of the seaweeds as well as many fresh water varieties some that do not grow in water. They are present in practically all surface water, and may become a nuisance if the temperature is above about 60 F. the water is in sunlight and contains dissolved nutrients for the plants. Copper sulfate (“blue vitriol") may be used to eliminate them. This should be used at the rate of from .5 to 1.0 parts per million of weight. In a'’pool that contained a thousand gallons of water, this would be about a tenth -of an ounce of the chemical. elevators. Air Tense So far there have been, no casualties — among Americans — but the air is tense. In one of a number of sudden drops at the-Air Ministry a man's leg was broken. There have been two falls at the 28-story Edificio Espana without casualties, but a messenger attempting the New York aupway trick to stop a slicing door wdnt to the hospital with severe leg injuries. Getting trapped between floors for long stretches is all in a day's work. Waiting for ten minutes for an elevator is not unusual. One American working on the 11th floor of the Edificio Espana has quit riding the elevators. He always walks, even though his .work takes him to the 3rd floor several times a day. An unusual feature of Madrid elevators is that the older models are designed to take passengers in only one direction up. Once you have gotten off at your floor, THE COLONIAL RESTAURANT 234 North Second St.. OPEN WEEKDAYS 24 Hours E OPEN SUNDAYS Until 8 P. M. Good Food At . . . Popular Prices! \ New Jelly-like Cleaner Knocks Baked Grease Off Oven Surfaces “ITS" is the name of a new I oven dehner that restores oven | surfaces to grease-free newness i without scraping or scrubbing. The substance is brushed on, allowed to stand, then wiped clean with water. I “"ITS" oven cleaner is available j at Holthouse Drug Co. for $1 and i this includes a plastic brush. "ITS" I is non-inflammable and spectacular In performance. (Advt.) HEARING EXPERT RETURNS TO DECATUR SONOTONES HEARING SPE CTALIST, J. Ms Frtend of Fort Wayne, will conduct Sonotone',regular monthly hearing center at tho Rica Hotel in Decatur this Saturday. November 20th from 2 to 5 P. M. ■■ Anyone who has a hearing problem or difficulty in understanding is invited to consult Mr. Friend without charge. Those doing so! Wfli -h-J-given ah autHotnetric hearing -test following medically accepted pridlccs and an analysis of the individual's hearing loss. Investigate the. Bonptsne plan (or better hearing. It employs thq latest trunsltor and research de ; »elopments for, compensative correction Os .hearing impairments., Adv. I

you send the elevator back downstairs and. there la no way of calling it back. The signs which say "Descending Forbidden” mean business. Old elevators are just not designed to''carry a load down gently. The system of calls is also unusual. Instead of "up" and "down" buttons, there’s just one button and that means down as far as the elevator boy is concerned. Where . there are batteries of elevators, each elevator has an independent call button. The man in a hurry presses all the buttons and so do other people on other floors. No elevator appears for five minutes. Suddenly, all the elevators arrive at once. The elevators get no help from Madrid’s sporadic electricity supply. NOTIC'D TO %<»!*( KKMDBSTS > CaiiaH- No. 20155 In .the Aidaffla Circuit Court, November Term, 1554 Sta.lv of Indiana ) > S.S. County of Adams ) Sohoof City of Decatur, In > Axkuiws county, Indiana, > AisUfony J. Fan rote, ) ICllzwlirth M. Fatnote, ) Denver C. Gray, ) Berniece Gray ) Plaintiff* > VS ) James Crabs et al ) Defendants ) Come now Ute plaintiffs in the above entitled eause. by tlieir attorney. Henry B. Heller, ami file tliej.r c.oms>i«init herein together with the affidavit of a competent person that the following named, described and designated defendants, towit: Janies Crabs, Hannah Grata, Elisidtatli Crabs. Joseph! - Crabs, John Daw-son, Kaehel Dawson, Racitell Dawson, John K. Evans, Fort Wayne National Bank and’ Julia N. H. William*. Trustees under last will and testament of Auk !. IW> «f Oliver 8. Hanna, Asa W.. Grosvenor, Florence W. Grosvenor, William B Guild, Julia G. Guild. Gertrude H. Grosventw. Julia Guild. Asa AV. Grosvenor, , Guardian of OaroNne C. Williams and Hamilton IL Williams, Ger- ’ trude, Julia. Oliver S. Hanna, O. S. i Hanna, Alary Ella Hanna. Robert B. Batina. Charlotte S. Hunt, Oliver 1 H. Hanna, Anna Mary (nee Hunt), I Anna Merry. Anna Mary, Gertrude . K. and Julia N. Hapna, Mary L. Hanna, Violet Meyers, Joseph I*. ! Nutl’iKiH, J. D. Nutttnan, Caroline t !.. Nutbman. Nu-ttinan & Crabs, James G. Xuttmin, J. G. Nuttman, 1 Benjoantn F. Pettit, William L. ’ Pettit, Dayton N. Pettit, William Pettit. Benjamin Pettit, Giles V. Porter, Velma M. Porter, Stephen l S. HaiKK, Elisabeth -Rugg. Jr* I* Snoutfer Aidminiatirator with I will annexed of estate of Oliver S. Hanna. Julia N. H. Williams, Mary Eleanor Wi H'iia.ma, Hamilton H. i Williams, Caroline C. Williams; The unknown husband or wife, widower or widow, heirs, devisees or spouse of each of the above named defendants; The unknown htuaband or wife, w idower «>r widow , heirs, deviwee* or spouse of the ' heirs, devisees of each of the Tore- 5 going desvgna,led, defendants; The unknown exeoutot*. administrators', creditors, trustees, representatives, ns-elvera t»u«xe»sors in Interest or assigns of each of the above named or designated defendants; All persons and corporation who assert or might assert ' any title, elaun or interest in or Hen. upon the real estate described tn this action vwidor or tlvrough any of tlje defendants ruumt-d. dvggrlbed or designated as defendants in this action, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; are II non-residents of the State ot Indiana. «nd that said action is by a eimiplaint to quiet the title to the following deawribed real estate slt-u-'tted in Adams op-unty, state of Indiana. towit: Caimneiiving a>t the northeast corner -of I»t nimrber 151 In Porters' First Addition to the oily of Decatur; tltence east along tlie south line of l>ayton Street in said city a distance of approximately , t 0 t | le n->rttheast corner of lart nitnib'-r 455 In said Addition; theme south a distance of approximately 50P.72 feet to a point whicti 1« 11 feet we«t of the ■ s-ertliwest corner of Lot num*K.-r 471 In said Addition; tltetlce" west gjuptoximately MS feet to a point which is. 701.5 S feet south and 25 feet WMt of the southwest corner ofLot number 450 in said Addition; ,thence nort.li , JpH.-VS feet to a" point wUcli is Ibfr' ’ feet Tibulli and 25 feet weat of the southwest corner of Lot number 450 In said Addition; thence east Mt- feet to a point w-TiTch ia JOO feet south of lite northeast corner of D>t number 451 in said Addition; tliem-e north 200 feet to the place of beginning; contiLining approximately » acres more or less, and being a part o( the *<*u4h-we»d quarter of the MUthweat -guecter of Section 34, Township ZH North. Range 14 Eaet. and including therein Lots numbered 452, 453. 451 and 455 in Porters' Firwt Addition to the city of Decatur, Adams county Indiana; Also, Lots number 150 and 151 In I’orters' First Addition to the city of Decatur, Indiana; Also, eommeiK-iiiK at tinsoutheast corner of led number 451 in Porters’ First Addition » to the city of Decatur. Indiana, thence west along the sontli line of Lot*.. 451 and 450 and said line extended. H,X feet to ' a poiivt JJ3 feet west of the. southwest < orm-r of said Lot 150. thence tuiuth 100 feet, theme cast 16S feet, theme north 100 fret to the pla< e nf-bc-ginnf uglreing a part of the i • woutliw eat quarter of tin- southi - west quarter, of (lection ;;t, Towm.ship 2x Noitli. Range II East; ' Lot pumlwSr 471 and 5 feet of even -width off. of the south Bide of l>ot numhtir 470 m Pm ti '-is' l-'iist Addition 4p the city ot Decatur, mor.- particularly <lr»s ribe i as follows towit: < .oilmen. Ing >st the southeast corner of said Lot 471. then, e north along the east line of said Ij.ta .55.50 fe.-t, theme west ICD feet Io the west line of said Lot 470 to a point 5 f.et north ot' the southwest c-.rm r -f said led 170. thence Mou4h albtig i tlm west line of said !.<> la »‘5.72 feet to the y,.|p|iii-.q ms-.,er, of said Lot IM. thm.ee east 1 I*.: .f.'.-t Mo u IlM)— WUlli —Law of l-oi ■ I.; 1 ■ t>. -the plg’-e of Iw-’glnriluk. Notice is therefore honohv' gtirn and all of the al.ov.- nam'd desivlb. d and d.-xlaunlrd defend-. aiHs «»( the filing and pendency of I -aid lomplalnt against them, sml (lint, unless tltey appear atid answyr or d. tnnr thereto st th.; . all 'of imm Id ails.- on th.- rtl day of De.-omber I*s 1. the wanie being th*' II judicial «lav of tin- Xnvmiil.fr Term. 11*51 of b'l.ld I'ouirt begin and held at tit" n ’«>urt Holier 4n the e4t> of Decatur. In said i-outity and stn.ii- on TTib I~tH day of N<>vmnl..-r 1951, said complaint and I,hr inat-fi-r.-< therein contained sud al|.'g<'d ,rtHI be taken i>* true and the rails-’ will lie limird and di-tcrinlned tn tireir whsem-c In VVltueas Whereof I have here. unto act iiij liand and affivd Hm .seal of said Ci-urt, till- 9 day of Noveillbct 19.1 EfHVfID F. .lARERG . ’’ «l|i-rk of the Adams I'lr.-uit Cinri-f, .

_ STOCK CAR RACES Last Race of Season—Open Competition. Purse 50% of Gate after taxes. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 TIME TRIALS 1:00 P, M. RACES 2:30 P. M. NEW BREMEN SPEEDWAY NEW BREMEN, OHIO —— — — — —- hi mA, — — I EL' After that delicious feast, there’s Ki «o finer, dessert than taaty, reBTr f re,hi,,B lce cre,m - - New Low Prices On ICECREAM - EQUITY’S 1 Feature of the Month! i PECAN KRUNCH icecream *s® *£*" 79c V ~ CANDY ORDER NOW! For TURKEY Christmas ■TZ ICT Treats PUMPKIN 10% Discount CENTER Church.. ICE CREAM Lodges ■ Schools Qt- yg Of* AII Organisation! BUY BY THE GALLON FOR YOUR FREEZER EQUITY DAIRY STORE Frank Lybarger, Mgr. Decatur -' ' ~ - - ’ ...... —l,. N . ® HANDI-DUO and HANDI-TRIO ijjp All-Plastic Kits for Home or Travel -iiaiinnriMrniiL.—. packaged fine toifor men ia Buraraß' 4 gundy plastic bottles ... in a crystal dear plastic snap-fas-tener case. Spill and-break r ro °f • • • an appreciated gift itel Wf wi •HIS’ HAND! DUO After Shave Lotton and Co- ' ' logne Deodorant - , >2 25 plus tax I ’HIS’HANDI-TRIO « « After Shave Lotion, Talcum — and Cologne Deodorant - - ♦3.25 plus tax ■ Smith Drug Co. Administrator’s Sale Os Real Estate The undersigned administrator of the entate of Bertha Foreman l>e<’e«sed. hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Adams Circuit Court he will offer for sale at 2:fto o'clock p. m. on the 20th day of November. 1954, at Public Auction on the premises, all of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate: Inlot No. 354 in the Southern Addition to the Town, now City of Decatur, Adams County. Indiana, said sale will be made subject to the approval of the Adams Circuit Court for not less than Two-thirds of the full appraised value thereof, free of all liens and encumbrances except the 1954 taxes due and payable in 1955 and upon the following terms and conditions: At least Onethird of the purchase money cash in hand, the balance upon the delivery to the purchaser ot an Administrators Deed approved by the Adams Circuit Court and ean abstract of title brought down to date ot sale showing said real estate to he free of all Itfenrj and encumbrances except the 1954 taxes due and payable in 1955. LOCATION— 422 Mereer Avenue, Decatur. Indiana. Saturday November 20 — 1954 2:00 P.M. (DST) SEVEN ROOM SEMI-MODERN PROPERTY Two Story Frame House -Living Boom. Bedroom. Dining Room. Kitchen with large pantry, « Bathroom on First Floor. Three Upstairs Bedrooms. Ample Closet Space. One Room Basement. Large Front Porch.. House is well constructed. Storage Building Suitable for conversion to Garage. Large Ix>t S 3 by 166 feet. This property is spiendididly located in one of Decatur's finest residential districts, yet is most convenient to the uptown shopping district, churches and schools. This in io obtain a choi.e location. Phone Ned Johnson. 3-57SR"fryou wish "iolnapect tho property. " Pbakessioh "wKe'h terms of, sale have been complied wMbh. Said administrator will also offer for sale the following described personal property belonging to said decedent: PERSONAL PROPERTY Beginning at 12:30 I*. M. (DST) Oak Dressers; Table; Iron , Bed; 6 Straight Cha|rs; Old Baby Cradle; Gas Cook Stove; Drop lx*sf Table; Woodbox; Old Buffet; 1 Rocking Chairs; Old Couch; Porch Glider; Twin’Laundry Tubs; old Rango; ?() qt Canned Goods; Some Dishes and Cooking Utensils and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Sale of Perfsonal Property -Cash on, Day of Sale. Not Responsible for Accidents. D. E. FOREMAN Administrator of Estats of Bertha Foreman A Heirs of Estate of Bertha Foreman, deceased. Roy S, Johnson. Ned ('. Johnson—Auctioneers Bryce DanioU—Gluik John L. DeSuss, Attorney ' , 1 Ills

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 .