Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 6 December 1954 — Page 2

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Klenk's Winner In Pistons' Tourney Klenk’s of Decatur won their first start in the Pistons invitational tourney Sunday night, de-;’ testing Hartford City, 72-40, in the preliminary to the Pistons and Rochester pro game. Klenk's lead at all periods, 12-11, .IR-15 and 53-28. Strickler led the winners with 15 points, followed by Price with 13. while Cook topped Hartford

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City with 13. Klsak’s an 3 Roussaau. both undefeatsd, will clash tn a Vim league game at 8 o’cloek Thursday night at the Lincoln gym in this city. The K. of P. will meet Qladieux Oilers In the opener at 7 p.m., and Willshire will play fehmoos at 9 p.m. ’ Klenk's FG FT TP Ballard .... 3 2 8 Reed 3 2 8 Hoehammer 3 8 6 Myers 4 0 8 Hullinger 3 0 6 Strickler 6 3 15

Crist 8 2 8 Price 5 3 18 Steiner — 0 3 8 TOTALS T „— 29 14 72 ?. Hartford City FG FT TP Willman 3 17 McCully 2.1 5 Taylor 0 0 0 Cook 4 12 Coons ....x..i.._. > 11 3 Brown 4 19 G Illa nd ..... 204 Wright 0 0 0 TOTALS 16 8 40

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Lutheran League Results Listed Four were played Saturday night in the Lutheran grade school league, with the following results: Bingen 38, Preble 29; Fuelling 84, Trinity 19; Union 36, Bethlehem 25; Decatur 21, Friedheim 18. Bingen FO FT TP K. Scheumanno ,0 0 Schearer ...... 1 ..,.. 10 2 Bradtmiller 4 0 8 Witte 0 0 0 R. Scheumann 9 2 20 Lepper 3 0 8 Brauno 0 0 Krauss ... ... 0 0 0 Reiter ....... 0 . 0 0 Zelt 1 0 2 Schuller 0 0 0 TOTALS 18 2 38 Preble FG FT* TP Gallmeyer 3 0 6 E. Bulmahn 2 1. -5 Hoffman 3 3 9 L- Bieberich2 o*4 D. Bieberich, 0 5 5 Bultemeier i.....;.. 0 0 t , 0 TOTALS ... 10 9 29 • 'r?' ■ ■ ~ t Fuelling FG FT TP L- Busick 2 0 4 Witte 0 0 0 D. Linker —..—.... 6 1 13 Schieferstein 0 0 0 K. Linker ...- 1 0 2 Fuellingo 0 0 D. Busick 1 13 Hockemeyero 0 0 Wietfeldt 1 0 2 Boerger —... 0 0 0 Frans;. 0 0 0 J. Boerger 000 , i.l .4aJ TOTALSII 2 24 Trinity FG FT TP L- Grotrian ...1 0 2 R. Schroedero 0 ’ 0 Trier 0 0 0 R, McCoy T 2 4 G. McCoy 0 0 0 L. Thompson 2 5 9 Berning 10 2 R. Grant 10 2

Summtn .......... • 0 * TOTAL* ........ 9 7 It Union L. Bleeke 2 0 4 Springer .... 2 0 4 L. Thieme .......... 8 0 4 Weiland 0 0 0 Bischoff 6 0 12 K. Bleeke .......... 0 0 0 M. Thieme 2 0 4 R. Lamont 0 0 0 M. Blakey 2 0» 4 J. Thieme 12 4 R. Thieme 0 0 0 Weiland ....... 0 0 0 TOTALS ........ XT « 36 Bethlehem PG FT TP Roembke ...... 0 0 0 Stoppenhagen ... 10 2 Franke : 0 0 0 Franke , 5 1 11 Graft ....... 3 2 9 Fiedler ............. 102 C. Weriing ..... 0 11 TOTALS 10 5 25 Decatur FG FT TP Witte ;.. 12 4 Scheiman Oil Conrad ....... 1 2 4 J. Bleeke r 10 2 Lytle 0 0 0 J. Krueckeberg 1 0 2 Kinerk 3 2 8 Sheets 0 0 0 TOTALS ......... 77 21 Frledheim FG FT TP Schaefer - 3 6 12 Don Gallmeyer ...... 2 1 5 Dav. Oallmeyere 10 2 Kaltoff O' 0 0 H. Gallmeyer 0 0 0 L. Schuller 0 0 0 L. Busick -t... 0 0 0 L. Bultemeier ...... 0 0 0 TOTALS 6 7 19 Sandusky Couple Killed By Train Mr. and Mrs. Harold Somers of Sandusky. O. were killed by a train enroute home from work Thursday night. Mrs. Ethel Gaffer of Decatur is an aunt and Mrs. Sommers is the daughter of Frank Ziegler of Toledo. O.

U. S„ Korean Allies Meet On Action In U. N. Seek Intervention PF U, fcj. To Gain Freedom To Fliers UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (INS) — U S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge today asked the IS Korean Allies at UN to meet with him privately before thia afternoon's session of the steering committee which is to vote on assembly intervention to gain freedom for Americans hold as splps by Red China. Lodge spent the morning at U.S. headquarters in consultations with individual members of the Korean Allies, to Iron out final points of a joint resolution to be submitted to the assembly. Its key provision charges Red China with violation of the Korean armistice, accompanied by a demand for release of the 11 U.S. flyers jailed after a recent trial in Peiping. The steering committee, comprising the assembly president, seven vice presidents and seven committee chairmen, almost certainly will vote speedily for UN intervention. k Bitter objections to the move are anticipated from Soviet delegate Jacob Malik, who is a member of the steering committee. Because of the urgent nature of the matter, the usual resource to discussion in the political committee was dropped in favor of direct consideration by the assembly. Speh a procedure requires a twothirds vote of consent by the 60nation body, but the 16 allies are confident they will muster more than the required majority.

■ America's Doubles Team Beats Aussies MELBOURNE (INS) —America's No. 1 doubles team of Vic Sei gas and Tony Trabert rallied from a two-set deficit today to beat Australia's likely Davis cup duo for the Victoria lawn tennis doubles crown. The Americans dropped the first two sets to Rex -Hartwig and Mervyn Rose, 4-6 and 5-7, but recovered to outclass the Aussies and sweep the final three sets, 6-3. M. «-2 Heart Attack Fatal To Fro Footballer WASHINGTON (INS) — An autopsy will be held today to determine the cause of the death of Ohioan, Dave Sparks, 238-pound Washington Redskin tackle, a few hours after he played a National Professional League contest against the Cleveland Browns. Spaiks died unexpectedly at the home of a friend. Redskin General Manager Dick McCann said that hi? death apparently resulted from a heart attack. BOWLING SCORES Major League W L Pts Beavers Oil 37 12 37 State Gardens 24 15 32 Heart Club 33 16 33 Msex Recreation . 22 >. s 16 *4 3<* *4 Burke's Service .. 30’4 18*4 37ti First State Bank 2o 19 26 Hoagland lm>plent 19 30 25 Mansfield ----- 13 26 18 Painters 2 12 24 16 Midwestern Lifers 13 36 15 200 gamees: Ladd 211; Gillig. | 200; D. Burke 216: Thieme 208; Fi-auhiger 222; Schnepf 203; Strickier’2lo; Getting 314. Women's League „ W L Pts Moby Maids 29 7 39 Three Kings 26*4 9*4 26*4 Hloagiand Lumber 35*4 10*4 35 Jacks Shell 25 11 34 Adams Co. Trailer 23 13 32 Duo Therm 19S 16& 25 Kiiw f -T~-rrr:: , jr~Ty 1 n as — Old Crown u3O 16 25 Shafers 17*4 24% Wire Die 19 17 24 Fir.-t tate Bank 17 19 23 Columbia Farms __ 16 20 20. Arnold Lumber .. 14’4 21'4 19*4 Gays 14 22 19 Rosies ..... 13*4 ?2’4 17% Farllngs Mmket .. 12 34 16 Democrat .1.7 29 9 . Adams Theater ... 6 30 7 High games: Goels 179. Woodward 183. Schuller 177. A. Hoile 181. Affolder 174, D. Hoile 175, Trcslii 170. McClure 174, V Smith - >r ß, Mies 184.-Nelson 133478. Plasterer 179. West 177. A. Reynolds 191. Klunkenz 186, G. Reynolds 1734564), ... ' Truck Driver Faces Embezzlement Charge CHARLOTTE. N. C. ( (INS) A truck driver who disappeared with a $25,909 load of whisky and gin frotn an Indiana distillery faces' embezzlement charges today. ! The FBI said Paul A. Smith. 31. ■ | of Selma. Ala., left LawTenceburg. i Ind. Nov, 24 with the cargo. Eleven days later the empty truck was found in Chattanooga, Tenn. Smith Was arrested in Charlotte 'Over the wockcud.

$150,000 Fire At Shelbyville Sunday SHELBYVILLE, Ind., (INS) — Fire officials today estimated at $150,000 the logs In a fjre that swept through Cahn's - Smith’s department store in downtown Shelbyville Sunday. It required three hotfra for liramen from Shelbyville, Greenfield, Indianapolis and Rushville to control the blase, which started in the basement. Sheppard Brother Is Still On Stand Gove Police Names Os Those Accused CLEVELAND (1N8) — Dr. Stephen Sheppard said today he gave police the names of possibly a half dozen persons he thought were Involved In the bludgeon murder of Marilyn Sheppard. The state questioning of the elder brother of accused wife-killer Dr. Sam Sheppard was aimed at trying to show how Dr. Steve triOd to throw police off the trail with a long list of phoney leads. Among those accused of Dr. Sam’s brother were Bay Village Mayor J. Spencer Houk and Dr. Lester Hoversten, a bouse guest at the osteopath’s home until the uight before the July 4th murder. They were cleared by police, and Houk in meeting with Dr. Steve at the Cleveland police station had to be restrained from bitting him. Assistant prosecutor Tom Parrtno wanted to know who brought up the names of the various murder suspects. Dr. Steve insisted it was the Cleveland police, but finally he admitted he "originated” the names of “possibly four or five." Earlier when he was asked “how many names were given by you?", he responded "possibly a half dozen.’’ While the 34 • year ■ old defense witness — the first for the defense in the eight-week-old trial — declared he was "elated” when he heard Cleveland authorities were taking charge of the case about July 23rd he was "hardly” happy when Cleveland police tried to question his brother on July 4, 5, 6. 7. Bth. The witness — on the stand for his third day •of questioning. — said he didn't insist that a “friendly" policeman from Bay Village question his brother, but made the “suggestion." i lllr v was called in. chief defense counsel William Corrigan demanded they be polled to see if they were affected by a. broadcast Sunday night by Walter Winchell. The columnist had quoted a woman held on a robbery charge in New York as saying Dr. Sam was the father of her child. Judge Edward Blythin acceded to the demand. Juror number two, Mrs. Elizabeth Borke and number IS, alternate Mrs. Lois Mancini; said they heard the broadcast but it would have no effect on them.

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More Gas Available For Heating Homes Additional Gas For Hoosiers Next Week INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — The Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line company announced today that additional natural gas for home heating will be available to customers of 14 Indiana utilities about Dec. 15. — ■ ' (fa. additional 100 million cubic feet a day will be provided tor companies in Indiana and four other midwest states because of completion of a $22,885,000 pipe line. Indiana utilities affected and their daily additional allotments of natural gas are Central Indiana Gas Company, 15 million cubic feet; Citizens Gas & Coke Utility of Indianapolis, 10 million; Indiana Gas A Water Company Inc., ' 5 million; Kokomo Gas Company, 5 million, and Northern Indiana Public Service company, 2 million. Additional allotments will be made to gas utilities in seven other Hoosier communities, but amounts to be received were not listed. They are Greenfield, Winchester, Richmond, Pittsboro, Danville, Lapel, Montezuma, Roachdale and Pendleton. Quality Photo Finishing Work left before 8:00 p. m. Monday, ready Wednesday at 10 a. m. Holthouse Drag Co. Gift# & Greeting, for You «* through' WELCOME WAGONSJt" f, A.« , ' ** from Your Frfoadty Badness Neighbor* ! . y tad CMo Bad Roclal Welfare J j Da tht 9999*19* »ft The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays EngagementAnnounoamantf Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City Phone 3-3196 or 3-3479