Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 22 April 1955 — Page 2

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36 Children Escape Death In Accident . School Bus, Truck Collide Head-on KENDALLVILLE. Ind. (INS) — Thirty-six children escaped death by Inches today when their school bound baa was strack head-on by a careening semi-trailer truck. Seven children were taken to the McCray Memorial Hospital at Kendallville, eight miles west of the accident on U. 3. 24, but alt were released after treatment. Driver of the bus. which #as bound for Rome City. Ind., was

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Clayton SteiaMrger, S 4, of Moura city, rfe suftortd only a Minor knee Injury. Maynard Feteraon, 26, of Sturgis. Mich., said he saw the school bus approaching and stopped his car when he noticed the bus was stopping to take on passengers. At that moment, the truck, driven by Thomas Coss, 21, of Neapolis, 0., struck Peterson’s ear from the rear and overturned it into a ditch, and the truck careened across the road and lato the front of' the bus. Neither Peterson nor Coss suffered serious injury in the three way erash. Manila — The quality of cigars is said to be influenced by climatic conditions.

Siamese Operation Proves Successful Condition Good After Separation CHICAGO (INS) —The separated Andrews Siamese twin girls spent a good night and were reported improved and in excellent condition today. A Mercy hospital bulletin at 6 a. m. liAed the sijx-month-xdd twins who were separted Thursday night in what may be the first completely successful operation of its kind as “in very good shape.” The blonde, blue-eyed babies — Deborah Marie and Christine Mary Andrews—who were joined at the bead, were placed in eroupettes, small oxygen tents, followißg the hour and 44 minute operation as a precaution to help them in coming o»t of surgical shock. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John W. Barrett, director of hospitals for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of -Chicago, reported today that the twins were is "“very good condition” and sleeping peacefully “side by side in their hospital room for the first time i» their lives.” He added: "Barring comp) KIM Jons, everything looks favorable.” >lf both gifle survive. it will mark the first time that heedjoined twins have lived fenowiwg separation surgery. The Brodie Siamese twine, also joined at the head, wefe separated in an operation at ffltaeis Research hospital ih Chicago Dec. VI, 1952. During the surgery, it was discovered that the boys shared a common sagittas sinus vein. The vital vein was given to Rodney Dee, who has progressed satisfactorily, while his brother, Roger, died 34 days after the operation. The Andrews twins are given a better ehahee for survival because each has her own sagittas sinus vein and each has a complete dura brain covering. Former Area Man Is Found Dead In Bed Harry Mitchell 75, a former resident of near Craigville was found dead in bed at his home in Marion where they had resided the last several years. Death was due to heart trouble according to his physician. The widow, one son and two daughters survive. The funeral services were held this afternoon at the Gas City Baptist church.

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Time Changes Lifted For Indiana Cities INDIANAPOLIS (JNS) — The annual time survey by the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce uncovered the following category lists of cities: Those which will remain on Central Standard Time this summer: Evansville, Huntingburg, Jasper, Loogootee. Mt. Vernon, Oakland Chy, s Petersburg, Princeton, Santa Claus, Tell City, Vincennes. Washington and Worthington. Those that have changed to year-around Eastern Standard Time: Akron, Albany, Albion. Angola, Auburn, Aurora, Batesville, Berne, Bluffton, Bremen, Brookville, Butler, Cambridge City, Columbia City. Connersville. Culver, Decatur. Elkhart, Fort Wayne. Goshen, Greendale, Hartford City, Huntington, Kendallville, LaGrange, Lawrenceburg, Liberty, Ligonier, Marion, Mishawaka. Manele, New Castle, North Manchester. Osgood, Peru. Plymouth, Portland. Redkey, Richmond. Rising Sun. Rochester, South Bend, Syracuse, Union City, Versailles, Wabash. Warsaw, and Winchester. Those which will move their clocks an hour ahead April 24 and back an hour on Sept. 25: Attica, Bedford, Bloomington, Boswell, Brazil, Crown Point. Delphi, East Chicago. Elwood. Flora, Fowler, Frankfort, French Lick, Gary, Greencastle. Greensburg, Greenwood, Hammond. Hobart, Jeffersonville, Knightstown. Knox, Kokomo, Lafayette, LaPorte, Linton. Logansport. Marshall. Martinsville, Michigan City, Mitchell, Mooresville. New Albany, North Judson, Rushville, Salem, Seymour. Shirley, Spencer, Terre Haute, Thorntown, West Baden, West Lafayette. Whiting, Winamac and Wolcott. Those that will move their clocks one hour ahead April 24 but will not return to Central Standard Time, Sept. 25: Indianapolis, Anderson. Columbus. Crawfordsville, Fortville and Lebanon are planning to follow Indianapolis' lead. A few other cities also plan to take the same action. MISCELLANEOUS: Sullivan will change to Daylight Saving Time, on May 15 ‘and Linton on May l. Both win revert to Central Standard Time, Sept. 1.. Clocks in public buildings throughout the state will remain On Central Standard Time In accordance with state Jaw but working hours will be changed to keep pace with the community,

Presidential Aide Rejects Invitation Will Not Appear Before Committee WASHINGTON (INS) —The White House today repeeted ah invitation for presidential assistant Maxwell M. Rabb to testify in the senate investigation of the ouster of immigration expert Edward J. Corti. Rabb was described by Corel as the man who first suggested to him that he go to work at the state department on the refugee relief law, a job from which Corbt later was fired by secretary of state John Foster Dulles. In announcing the invitation to Rabb had been rejected, a White House spokesman explained it is the administration's position that confidential assistants to the President should not testify regarding confidential matters. The invitation for Rabb to testify came from chairman William Langer (R-N.D.) of the senate judiciary subcommittee investigating the dispute over U. S. refugee policy. White House news secretary James C. Haggerty said Langer was notified Thursday by Jack Martin, a member, of the White House congressional liaison staff, that Rabb would not appear. Earlier. Sen. Arthur V. Watkins (R-Utah) a member of the senate subcommittee, said that the state department created an “impossible situation” by assigning Corsi to the refugee relief program. Dr. James Burk Is Speaker At Rotary Dr. James Burk. Decatur physician was the guest speaker at the regular Thursday night meeting of Decatur Rotary club at the K. of P. home. Dr. Burk spoke on heart ailments and methods employed to aid persons affected with the ailment. Avon Burk, father of the iterator physician presided at the meeting and introduced the speaker.. Food Freezer Story Subject Os Discussion “The Food Freezer Story” will be given as a special interest lesson by Miss Ann Liggett on Monday April 25, 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. at the Decatur high school. Miss Liggett is a foods and nutrition extension specialist from Purdue University. This is an open meet-1 Ing for all who are interested in ! learning the latest methods on j freezing foods. Weather Above Normal For Next Five Days INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —Abovenormal temperatures are predicted for the next five days in Indiana. The forecast, sisued by the U. S. Weather Bureau in Indianapolis, calls for temperatures averaging four to eight degrees above the normal maximum of 61 north and 67 south and the normal lows of 39 and 43. A cooling spell is likely the first of next week following showers sver the week-end. About one-half Inch of precipitation is expected from the occasional week end showers. Temperatures today were expected to range in the 765. and drop into the 50s tonight.

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Robert E. Bebout Pays Two City Court Fines Robert S. Bebout, 27, of Monroe route one, was arrested this morning at 1 o'clock in the police station tor disorderly conduct and public intoxication. After spending the night in the night in the Adams county jail he appeared in city court this morning and was fined $lO and coats for one offense and $lO for the other totalling $33. James Robert Helm, 25, at 333 North First street, will appear in justice of the peace court tonight to answer a charge of reckless driving. He was aa-rested at 12:30 a.m. today at the corner of Thirteenth and Monroe streets. William Cupp. 50, of Fort Wayne was arrested Thursday afternoon for speeding through Preble. He will appear in city court Wednesday morning. Carl Leujderman, an Illinois driver who was arrested recently here for speeding paid a fine of $1 and costs in J. P. court Thursday. Home Ec. Group In Ball State Meeting MUNCIE. Ind. (INS) — Four home economic experts opened the two-day 1355 spring meeting of the Indiana Home Economics Association at Ball State today. They are Mrs. Mildred Graves Rayan, fashion editor of "Practical Home Economics;" Oliver Field, American Medieai Association investigator; Dorothy Benson, L. S. Ayres Company home furnishing specialist, and Robert Gruenberg, National Retail Furniture Association service director. Court Rews Marriage License Kenny Hamric, 41, Akron, 0., and Clara Hamric, 46. Akron. O. Support Ordered William H. Longerbone. defendant in a divorce action by Esther Longerbone. has been ordered to pay $25 per week support of the plaintiff and two minor children. The eourt has also ruled that he pay rent on the home, utility bills and attorney fees. Complaint Filed A complaint on a promissory note has been filed by Dick Mansfield. doing business as Mansfield Motors against James M. Heare. The plaintiff seeks $lB5 for the balance on the note and costs. A summons has been ordered returnable May 4. Plea in Abatement A plea in abatement has been filed by the defendants in the complaint for injunction by Milo B. Glendening against Leonard Wagley. The plea states that it ie necessary that the board of com mfssionefs be joined in the suit either as a plaintiff or a defendant. Motion Withdrawn In the complaint for damages filed by Carol Dehnett against Marvel Johnson, the defendant has withdrawn a motion to strike and has filed an answer to the com plaint. The agreed statement of facts has also been filed. X, Byerly Estate The personal representative’s second inventory of the Jessie A. Byerly estate has been filed and approved. It shows a total value in real’property of $36,000. Real Estate Transfers Byron M. Reber Gdn. to Chai-

me# Reber, 99.22 acres in Washington Twp. , Carrie L. Dickey etal to Glover C. Grove etux, land in Geneva. William M. Martin etux to Willis L. Martin etux,' 78 acres in Jefferson T*t>. Eli Graber etux to’ Vernon L. Sprunger etux, inlots 858 & 859 In Befne. Eli Graber etux to Sara Stuckey etal, inlot 855 in Berne. Thomas M. Parr etal to Norman E. Beaver etux, inlot 788 in Berne. Bessie E. Mott etux to Rufus A. Stuekey etux, inlot 51 in Decatur. Cecil F. McDonald etux to Mary Catherine Spangler, S*£ inlots 83 & 84 in Decatur. Mary Catherine Spangler to Cecil F. McDonald etux, S% inlots 83 & 84 in Decatur.

100 YETTER COULTERS to bo compared by 100 Farmer* • Will make yowr Plow puli 15% to 40% easier. • Will cat and cover any type of trash whether WET or DRY. • Will not let your Plow trash up. Sold With Two Guarantees: 1. Customer Satisfaction. ’ 2. 3 yrs. Parts Guarantee. We ask you to compare one of these Coutters with the present equipment on your plow. DIERKES IMP. SALES ~ - *■ _ Decatir, Indiana You be the Judge Before You Buy. THE ADAMS COUNTY NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION and. PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Announces:— NEW LOCATION OF Decatur Office Effective May 2, 1955 We Are , ... s .. a ... FULL - TIME OFFICE in DECATUR Our New Location will be ROOM 5, K. of C. BUILDING. Office Hours will be 9:30 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. MONDAY through FRIDAY. FOR 4'.—FED. LAND BANK—4% FARM LOANS See Tom Williams and PRODUCTION CREDIT LOANS See Laßoy Cobum ROOM 5, K. of C. BUILDING MON. thru FRL, 9:30 - 3:00

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The Krick Tyndall Co. to Harold D. DeVor etux, ■'.69 acre in Washington Twp. $2,50(1. Susanah Arnold to Luther Arnold. 100 acres in Kirkland Twp. Curtis D. race etux to Russel D. Beeler etux, inlot 2 in Geneva. Curtis D. Pace etux to Altha Duer, inlots 3, 4 & 5 in Geneva. Nelson Schug etux to Emma C. Schug. inlot 403 in Berne. Metta Moyer etal to Frank Habegger. Inlot ,190 in Berne. Harry H. Liechty etux to James E. Liechty etux. inlots 796 & 797 in Berne. Rnth Kunkel (Rjn- to Chalmer Reber 99.22 acres in Washington Twp., $2,500. . , Central Soya Co., Inc., to Jftmes K. Shackley etux, inlot 56 in Decatur.