Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1954 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. Enteredat the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Claes 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, |4.25; 8 months, $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Connties: One year, 19.00; 6 months, >4.76; 3 months, $2.50. By Carrier: 25 cents per week. Single copies: 5 cents. ; p __ ,

Watch the icy roads, they are dangerous. Cars skid and are wrecked and passengers are injured as they step out of machines. Drive carefully. 0 0A gunman held up a cabman and a filling station attendant out in San Pablo, Calif, and after taking their cash forced them pt gun-point to drink a fifth of whiskey. They didn't awaken for several hours. 0 4— Next Wednesday, December 15, is S-D day. All over the nation motorists and pedestrians alike have been asked to cooperate in a concentrated drive to go 24 hours without a traffic fatality. Won’t you please help and then make it a habit to be a little more careful each day. 0 0 > The people of this community hope that the Rev. Schmidt will decide to remain in Decatur and continue to build the Zion Lutheran church. He and his family * have countless friends here who will always be for him wherever ' he decides to continue his good work. 0 0 Just two weeks left to do your Christmas shopping. You Ye missing the opportunity of a lifetime if you don’t visit Decatur stores. Local retailers have replenished their stocks for the last minute Christmas trading rush, and you can get it better and for less in Decatur. 0 0 The Good Fellows fund continues to grow and is near the S3OO mark. Regardless of how good the times are, there are always those in the community who have had bad luck. Many of them have childtWWha ffflghVbdWithout Christmas if it were not for the Good Fellows in the community. ——o 0 News was slow in the office of the LaPorte Herald-Argus the other day so Bob Panek, a printer decided evidently to stir things up. He went out and got a rifle

F. W Modern Etiquette I BY ROBERTA LEE ’ Q. My husband has received his Pb.D. degree. Is it proper for us to have double visiting cards engraved as “Doctor and Mrs. John Philip Pole”? J A. No; the title is not included on your double card. It belongs solely to your husband's professional card.

Health Is Safeguarded With New Medications -

|y HUMAN N- iUNWSIN, BJ. 7 MEDICAL science makes great strides each month in developing new medications and treatments to protect the health of you and your children. Among the latest advances are: Hydrocortisone: a modification of the drug cortisone, which has been used so effectively in the treatment of arthritis, and many other disorders. In helping bring relief to arthritis victims, it can be injected directly Into painful joints and also into connective tissues. Low Back Pain It has also helped bring relief of low back pain due to flbrositls, which is an inflammation of the connective tissues, such as the ligaments. It is useful In eye disorders. Berpasil: a preparation derived from a plant known as Rauwolfia serpentina. It is used to control hypertension and nervous pressure in general. It has been helpful In calming and soothing patients under strain. Excellent results have been obtained wfoen given to psychotic persons in a state of anxiety. Antihistamine Relative Chlorpromazine: A drug related chemically to the antihistamines. Demonstrations bavg , shown it aids in relaxing muscles, relieving itching, lowering body I temperature and increasing the •flectivencM of analgesics.

and came back and poipting it at Mis* Abby Johnson, a young woman who worked in the office, ordered her to get out and into his car. She followed orders and went with him for a ride. After an hour and a h al f he returned her and handed her the gun saying he didn't want to hurt her or any one else. A short time later he •" turned h|mself into the police. The newspaper no doubt got a scoop made right in the office. —* q In line with S-D day, local motorists are reminded that any emergency vehicle, with siren sounding, has the right-of-way. Whether it is a fire truck, police car or ambulance, when you are in your own automobile and hear a siren, the law provides that you drive as close to the curbing ag is possible and 4 #a|t until the emergency vehicles have passed. The law is the same in Decatur as it is in any other city and it fa quite frequently violated, because perfaaps-the driver does notrealise tharhe is taking a serious gamble, both as an offense against his property and the statute. e o oh—— Often times we are inclined to praise the community work and effort of qorne man. Perhaps, top often, we forget that women also play a major part in building our great city. The women make possible a Christian home and they look after the needs apd wants of a family. Decatur has lost just such a community builder. Friends today paid a final earthly tribute to Elizabeth Emma Smith who for many years has divided her life between her Church, and her family. Quietly. Mrs. Smith bp|lt in her Home the Christian atmosphere. which could nqt be limited to the walls of a house, but had affect throughout Dpcatur. What better worldly reward could she reap thap thp fine children she has rearpd tq carry on in home, in business and in Church in her memory.

Q. How should the acceptance of a formal invitation to q wedding reception be worded? A. “Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Campbell accept with pleasure Mr. and Mrs. William O. Brown's kind invitation for Saturday, the twentyeighth of August.” Q. Is it all rfght to eat an openface sandwich with the fingers? A. No; it should be eaten with the knife and fork, never with the fingers.

While it acts as a sedative, it does not confuse or (jepraas mental processes. It has been used effectively with another drug, dlsulfram, tn treating chronic alcoholics, keeping them calm and even helping some of them sleep during the withdrawal period. Believes Nausea As little as a single dose has helped patients who had been suffering severe nausea and bad been vomiting. Trevidal! Available only for experimental purposes, it is a mixture of a vegetable gum, a cooged oatmeal 4eriyative and antacids. Ulcer patients rppqrt the tablets give excellent results. Os 143 patients tested, 115 said they sot distinct or complete relief of symptomsQUESTION AND ANSWEB E. G : I have been bothered for years with perspiring bands. Can you advise me what to do? Answer: Excessive sweating of the palms may be an indication of some general disorder, such as an infection or perhaps even difficulty with the thyroid gland. In many cases, it is a localized cqpdition, the cause for which cannot be determined. There is no treatment which is of .any particular value. Os course, a careful search should be made for the cause, so that it cgn be eliminated just as soon as it is discovered.

0 1 ■"<.... 20 Years Ago — Dec. 11 — A 12-lnch gnow and blizzard strikes Chicago, where 2.000 men are clearing the streets today. Leo Ulman elected president of the Holy Name society. Decatur American Legion troop won a blue ribbon at the merit badge exhibit in Fort Wayne. Miss Zoa Miller of Chicago is visiting with Miss Madge Hite. R. A. Drummond celebrated his 93rd birthday Spndwy.- - Charles Halleck nominated by Republicans in the second district fays Health sand The Odd Fellows lodge has voted purchase of a $5 health bond, offipials of thp |?*3H**S Christmas g* _ seal cam- *< J paign in Ad- Q < -Z" ams county sf announced «e m today. A I 1 3 <fi* proceeds g “ ZmW* ? x from the an- • < < * nual Christma« seal Q ? 05 sale are used * -TWuX > in the fight g > o n tuberculoslz and to provide free clinics and otherwise carry on the fight against the "jyhite plague.” The salp is conducted bx the Adams county tuberculosis association. Court News Divorces Dismissed On motions of the jhaintiffs, two divorce cases have bepn dismissed. They are the cases of Thora A. Ray vs Junior F. Ray and 'Edna Marie Walters vs Robert G. Walters. Costs in both cases were assessed against the plaintiffs. Estate Cases Thp report of the sale of personal property of the Jhymlma Mae Johnson estate has been submitted and approved. The inheritance tax appraisers report fop the Bertha Loser estate showing a net value of $6,680.89 has been filed. A notice has been ordered issued returnable Jan. 5. Heirs are four sisters, five nephews, one great-nephew and three nieces. Notice on the inheritance tax appraisers report for the Ida A. Merriman estate is returnable Jan. 5. The report shows a net value of $9,629.44 and three heirs,

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CHAPTER THIRTY TWO APPARENTLY Walt nad not finished all be bad to say to Cynthia. “1 must admit,** be said brusquely, “that 1 did feel I bad to. savq you from that —er — this Norman Brandt. I don't believe he’s the right sort of man for you You come from a different background; you shouldn’t marry someone apart from your profession, waste yourself on someone who doesn’t share your work. "1 suppose I’m saying it very badly.** Now the rare smile came to Walt’s handsome mouth and ne tried to soften the harshness of bis yoice. **l guess what I’m trying to tell you, Cynthia, is that although it may be true that my work comes first, my work needs yqu, and 1 need you—to help me make it as important as it should be.” At least he was being honest, Cynthia tbougfiL Most of her anger began to evaporate. “My life—my work—couldn't be the same without you, Cynthia. If that makes cay sense—if it is any proof—will you marry rhe?" His eyes met hers in a direct glance. His manner, tor him, was as bumble as it ever could be. If be had taken her ip bis arms and kissed her, npt demandingly but tenderly, that might nave helped Yet he was not,a man who cbuld easily show bis affection, po matter now deep that affection might be. 4nd, because of last night, Cynthia did not want Walt to kiss her now. She did not want him to turn back and take her home, either. She would go on grith pup—not just to Riciunond today, but she would continue working side by side with bun, day after because she, too, iqved the work they shared. As for whether or not she would share the rest ot pig pie, she st||l could not say. But even if spe was not sure that she could accept bis kind ot love, this halt a loaf, at least her womans pnde nad been appeased. ~ So tier voice was gentle as she sqid, "WfiH, * honestly don't know. I don't even know what could pot; sibly happen to make me certain. But 1 can't say I'll marry you until there's not the faintest shadow oi any doubt," “I suppose you’re rights That was the admission be usually gave, somewhat grudgingly, though now ne tried to smile, ’put ne did not say, as before, that she should take all the time she wanted. Instead, ne added, “We could be married soonef than I'd thought- As you probably know, I’ve had several other* Conferences with Mrs. Brandt, as well as jyith some of the people who “will bo on the

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WtoOKSLIKE A'JOB FOR PAUt BUNYAN

a son and two daughters. In the LaVern C.vEarJy estate opened for the purpose of determining inheritance tax only, the tax appraiser’s report show's a net vqlue pf $8,889.42 with one heir, the A nptice has been ordered issued returnable Jan. 5. The Charles F. Smltley estate has been opened for the purpose of ( determining inheritance tax only.*The schedule to determine the tax has been filed with reference to the county assessor. A notice has been ordered returnable Jan. 5. The estate is valued at $11,095.59. Heirs are the widow, Katie Snjitley, and Nora M. Smitley. Proof of the mailing of the notice in the matter of determining the inheritance tax for the Christian Hilty estate has been filed. The net estate is $840.77 with $6,150.80 outside the estate. No tax is due from the heirs, who are three sons and a daughter. A petition for letters of administration for the Marian Shinn estate has been filed and a bond in the sunt of SI,OOO has been submitted. Letters have been ordered issued to Cecil R. Smith. Boston — Immigrants from Ireland brought the white potato into the U. S. tn 1719.

board. The work on the clinic can start almost immediately. It should be well along, perhaps finished, by fait Then we could be married, Cynthia. Oi course 1 want you to be certain, and 1 want you to be happy—that is the most important thing." ••Thank you for sa yI n g that, Walt." She was glad he had. It proved that Walt was not entirely selfish and that fundamentally ms standards were sound. Yet she bad always known that. Otherwise, she could not nave admired mm so much—believed herself in love with nim. Walt started the car and they drove on. He tried to put aside that professional manner of ms. He even managed to be almost gay. They talked of other things —Julius’s progress and Walt's schedule for the child's treatments which would start as soon as the boy was dismissed from the hospital. He said be was determined that the boy not only should walk but that he should walk without any sign ot a limp. Cynthia recalled what she had told Norman — that she feared Julius might never be able to run and p|ay like other children, unless a miracle could take place. And Norman had said that he hoped her doctor would prove to be that miracle man. > Now it began to look as though Walt might well be. He had been so encouraged after the examination he nad made today that be seemed confident the little boy's leg and hip would one day be perfect again. Cynthia was as interested as Walt was tn their tour and inspection ot the health center. The doctor made a number ot notes and asked a great many questions, even about costs and upkeep. And Cynthia, smiling to herself, decided that she bad been right— Walt, in accepting Elizabeth’s ideas, had made them his own. On their way home they stopped at a roadside restaurant tor dinner. It turned qut to be a pleasan; spot; excellent food, a restful and yes, almost romantic atmosphere, with even a .dance orchesTo her surprise, Walt asked if she would like to dance. "1 didn’t suppose you ever did anything so frivolous!” Her laughing eyes teased him, as his arm circled tier slender waist. “I used to be quite a dancer when 1 was tn college," the young doctor returned, his own eyes twinkling. “You should have seen me!” They danced together nicely, although be was not quite so good a partner a* Norman- But that

73 Seniors Taking Scholarship Test A total of 73 seniors representing all the 'county schools spent this morning taking the Indiana state scholarship test. These tests are used by 26 Indiana colleges and universities to decide which students will get scholarships. The test was supervised by Gail Grabill, county superintendent of schools. 40 J fl • Household Scrapbook I | BY ROBERTA LEE • e Apple and Banana Salad Cut two quarts of apples into small slices; then slice three or four large bananas. Sprinkle with one-fourth cup of lemon juice and mix with cream mayonnaise dressing. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves. Gold Fish If gold fish become ill, the probability is that they have been overfed or not kept clean. Lack of fresh water will soon kill them. Sprinkling Clothes When sprinkling clothes, try using a small toy sprinkling can. Also use boiling water, which will penetrate the clothes more quickly.

doesn’t matter, she told herself when the music stopped and they returned to their table. You don’t choose your life partner because be’s a good dancer. She almost laughed out loud, remembering what Roz had said about its being a big mistake if she and Norman did not form a lifetime partnership. This made her remember one more issue it would be well to clear up now, since this had been a day for clearing up things. She told Walt that as the benefit was to be the following Friday evening, Mrs. Brandt was having a tew people at Pleasantrldge to watch it over television. "Elizabeth nas asked me to come," she added. "And 1 believe she intends to invite you, Walt.” She wanted nim to know that she intended to continue her friendship witn the Brandts. That scowl started to creep back in place, but the young doctor managed to banish it. ”1 shouldn't take time for such social events," he said, but he managed a smile. “However, if you want me to accept the invitation, 1 will, Cynthia.” ■ , Cynthia smiled, too. She did want him to accept. She wanted him to show the Brandts that he could be friendly and nice, not the boor he bad been that other time at Pleasantrldge. Nevertheless, Cynthia felt certain that Elizabeth Brandt knew character well enough to understand that Walt was actually a fine person. Elizabeth would approve of his putting his work before anything else, She would understand that when Walt acted brusque, or discourteous, tt was only a defense to cover up more vulnerable qualities. 1 ‘ She was in for a third surprise when Walt took her to her door, after a pleasant drive back. For Wilt did kiss Cynthia goodnight. It was not a short, fierce kiss. It was quite a long one. It began as almost a light and tender kiss, but it ended up with enough ardor to convince the young nurse quite thoroughly that this young doctor could be entirely unprofessional upon occasion—altogether an average young man with plenty of red corpuscles. Yet she still was not sure about her own toolings. For Walt’s goodnight kiss had not swept her of! her tceL Maybe, she told hcrsell ruefully, she expected too much of this thing called love. Maybe it was only a fancy. It had not proved real in Nora's case. It might be just something people dreamed up—not real, after all. (To Be Continued)

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Extra Holiday Shopping Time! DECATUR STORES '■ Will Be Open EVERY NIGHT ‘till Christmas Eve Beginning December 15th

Ei Bauman Garage do 7.60 Indiana Textile Co. - 46.06 El S»W iff* Sil! Harden imidbrhent SalM do 1.36 Ruas Smltley do 5,2.60 Gage Tool & Eng. Co. 1.50 Decadui Equip. Ind do 348.00 Butlor’o Garage do 36.89 Fontney Radiator Slioip do .... 20.00 .Decatur Auto Supply <to .... 33.28 Balslger Suiper Service do .... 12.86 Petrie Oil Co. do 30.49 Beavers Oil Service do ..... . 6'2.86 Motor Fuel Tax Division do 31.0-4 Peart Oil Co. do National Oil & Gas do 16.60 Goodyear Service Stores do 38.33 Bterbower Aypldlng do ........ 6.54 Habegger Hardware <lu 2.36 Sidney"'Dague do .5... 13.50 Merl Eaeex do 35JH1 Lceter L. Painter do ............ 32.62 Sen J. Gerko do 30.00 dgnr Tlrieme do ............... 176.00 Clarence Elzey do — 8.00 Lyibarger Gravel Co. Hater. 90.74 The Krick -Tyndall Co. do .57 IftM Kaoher Ijtnmber & Coal do ... 26:25 Gottßolin|k Supply do ... 2.50 Berne Ready Mix Ctoncmet do 9.12 Calvin Dubach do '..... 25.00 Surveyor of Adams Co. — 63.90 Joilin W. Karch Stone Co. do 168.70 StOiUg-Neuehsehwander Ins. 1,10.92 Edkar Kless Prop 24.35 Bernice Neleoil Mil & Post 34.46 Mary J. HazelvNwd Mil 33.95 Veronica Unri do 36.19 Citizen's Telephone Co. dq 2T.4Q Niblick & Co. Opcr 8.76 FRANK KITSON Auditor Adams Co. Co«nmiskionere CertiHed before me tills 7th day of Dec., 1954.

LEG AL NOTICE OF PI'BI.IC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Adatns „ County. Indiana, will, at •1 P. M. on the 28 day of December CST, 1954 at the Commissioner 1 * Jloom, Auditors Office, In the City f Decatur. Indiana In said County, begin Investigation of the applications, of the following named persons requiGtlng the issue to the applicants, at the locations hereinafter set out, of th* Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and will, at sghl time and place, receive Information concerning the fltneea of said applicants, and the propriety of issuing the permits applied for to suuh applicants at the premises named: Disabled American Veterans. Adams County Chapter 91 44969 (Club! IwO No. 2nd St., Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer. Decatur. Indiana. American Legion Post 468 45046 (Club) 221 Best Main St.. Beer & Wine Retailer. Berne, Indiana SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 1S REQUESTED. INDIANA ADTOHOLIC BEVERAGE CoMMtSION By VICTOR G. WALMER Executive Secretary IT. Ib-WITT OWEN Chairman ' 1 -t Trade In a Good t own — Decatur

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Mrs. Mabel Striker Elected Treasurer The Adajns county court now has the distinction of being the only court house in P}e country with two treasurers—>Mre. Mabel striker, county recorder, was elected treasurer of the Indiana state recorders association In its annual meeting in Indianapolis this week. She will take office the first at January. ' ' Edward F. Jaberg, who is now completing his second term as clerk of the circuit court, presided at the annual meeting of county clerks in Indianapolis. He completed a *» prps|4jent of the Sta|e clerk's association. Trad e isl a Go< )d Town < — Decatur

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