Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 130, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1955 — Page 8

PAGE EIGHT

District Guernsey Judging Contest Will Be Held Near Auburn On June 15 The district Guernsey judging contest end Held day will be held Wednesday, June 15 at A. X Custer. Levelled Farms, according to announcement by DeKalb county agent. Ernest X Lesiuk. This program is sponsored by the 4-H club department ot Purdue University and the Northeastern Indiana Guernsey breeders association. The A. X Custer. Levelled Farms are located one mile south of Auburn on 427 and 3/4 mile west, The counties in district three are as follows: Steuben. DeKalb. Allen. Whitley, Wabash, Huntington. Wells, Adams, and Grant. The junior judging and herd inspection will be held from 9 to 12 noon. Noon lunch will be served at the farttt. The afternoon program will begin at 1 pm. with an entertaining speaker from Larwill, and a chalk talk by Harry Linds trend. The official judge for the contest will be Max Dawdy. fieldman tor the American Guernsey cattle

SUN. & MON. de SSSEI WkEHk, ’ ' IE.XI rJOHN SUSAN RAX PAULETTE . iVAYNE T, SYWARDMILLAND-GODDARD PLUS FIRST RUN HIT “TARGET EARTH’’—Richard Denning, Virginia Grey o o — TONIGHT AND SATURDAY — “POWDER RIVER’’ Color—Rory Calhoun, Corrine Calvet & ‘AFFAIR with a STRANGER’ Vic Mature, Jean Simmons

As George Would Say * These deals you can’t hardly get anymore. The management of Fairway Restaurant in cooperation with the manager of the Adams Theater, will feature every Monday and Tuesday evening of each week a TheaterDinner Plan. All you have to do is bring your sweetheart, the wife, or the entire family to the Fairway Restaurant, on one of these evening and for the price of the dinner (at the same popular price, as always) you will receive tree tickets to the Adams Theater, or the Decatur Drive-In Theater—that is all there is to it. What an inexpensive and most enjoyable way to spend an evening. Take the whole family—and bring your friend. PAB4BQOIIDtMmGROOMBAmOtKT»OOIIISWia(BAg-BAMeOOIMOM W W "J ON HI WAYS 27-2 J-224 , DtCATVK, INDIANA IN CONJUNCTION With The ADAMS THEATRE DECATUR DRIVE - IN THEATRE

club. Alt dtftrymen in the county ate invited to attend this field day. Roth 4-H and members are eligible for this junior judging contest. Contestants will be required to judge at least four classes of Guernsey cattle, including at least two milking classes, with reason* on one milk class. > Special prises will be awarded to winning teams, coaches of winning teams, members ot winning teams, and for the 10 high individuals. CAPTAIN WOOL (Continued frotn Page One) got the 35,000 as a repayment on a >9,000 loan. Luciano denied making the 39.000 loan. Wool was accused by Leon M. Levy, a New York garment maker, of getting the 350.000 in bribes from Harry Lev. a Chicago hatinaker who got big contracts from the U. 9. yVhen Lev got ' the contracts, Wool was an officer for the armed services textile and apparel procurement agency (ASTAPA) which coordinated purchases for all of the armed services in New York during 1952-53. If yon navs sometning to sell or rooms for rent, try a Demoe~at i Want Ad. It brings results.

CLAIM* TO *F. ALLOWED BY BOARD OF COMMISSIONER* JINK •» IBSS Cltitens Telephone Cd. (Xpert 255.16 Decaaur Light A Power do g0c.51 Haywood PufcHehlng Co. do 424.81 Vomn>«rvta) Print shop do 2748 nSwikrd F. Jaberg Clk Fees John C. Carroll MD Paes .... 4.99 H. F. Zwlck do 3.00 John B. Terveer do k. . 3.09 Temple Truck Lines Aud Op 0.00 Waldo D. Neal Treas. 9% IMS. 10 Halen E. Johnson do Cler .... 3-12.00 Leo Ktrsr h do Exp. 17.63 Merle Aflolder Sher Ex> .... 62.00 Smith Drug Co. do 5».(9 Emergent -y Radio Serv do 15.00 Fit. Wayne Bl Print 4S R E 2«.40 Ijwwis L. Smith poa Atty Rxp 3041 Ramalna do .... (.50 Bessie Koos Aeauesor Cler 212.00 Walter Koos do Bxp 12,86 Nkblkk A Co. do ..—, . 12.42 O. M. OrwWli Seh Supt Mil 24.88 S. E. Msrrlnytn do AsSRHh N 125.00 ,11:11 Bertha. Landis IfatnJp Ag K 154.81 9aUr,M«Oul lough Co Ag See . 300.60 omrti Koanemart doF ... 209.00 H. F:. ZwiCk, M. D. Hfch O E 214.10 Rd. F, Barling Ct « Exp -- «40 Reorewny Printing Con. dp 29.20 Ci tisane Tele. Co. do 41.50 American Law Hook Co. do 12.50 CniUahan & CO. do 12.00 Lawyers Co-<-p Pu»>. Co. do 4.00 West Pub. Co., do „ 6«.oo Raymond N. Klkas Ass. do 30.00 Jan>«s> Cochran Sp Dep 11.49 Dole Death do ...X— - 34.90 Fred lech do - 43.20 Victor Strickler do 53.20 C. H. Muaetonan (j Ct * pO 101.00 John Bixler Ct. House Jaw 225.09 Jewel Eh Inger do Matron .... 20.99 Wm. Kluamon do Exp 54.00 Louie Drake do ~....... 10.00 The Shafer Store do 5.9* Moellering Supply Co. do .... 4.50 Joe "Dunlt" Signa do ... 10.29 LM Chemical Co. do 3L50 Weatron Corporation do .... 21.48 Decatur Dumber Co. do 05.62 Doris Affolder Jail Matron 250.00 No. Ind. Pub. Ser. Ctofp do B 0.90 Klenki Ser Center JACK 20.21 Blackwell's Dept. Store J C 1347 U. 8. Chemical Co. Jail Exp 49.15 8. E. Merriman & Co. do .... 32.10 Geo. Fosnaugh Co H Supt. 200.00 Juanita Fosnaugh Co H Mat.-, 100.00 Arthur Foenaugh Co H Alt 420.00 WdUle Knuckles do 85.00 Bryn-e Harvay do >120.00 Kathryn Gay do 100.00 Bessie Windle do - 40.00 Martha Shoaf do 37.00 Norval a Rich, M. D. C H J 89.69 Dr. Ralph E. Allison CHE 8.00 Rev. Ord Gattman do' 4.00 The Siia/er Store do 14.72 The Drt-GWi Co. do .... 86 J 2 Morrison Farm Store do 35 0" Bursiey A Co. do 16741 J. W. LoUdell do 58.96 Heller Coal Feed A Sup. do 84.31 Burk Elevator Co. do 34.47 Hannan Market do 217.99 Neuer Supply Co. C H Exp 44.50 Stiefel Grain Co. do ..... 235.35 Beavers OH Service <R> AC H 329.98 Hammond Fruit Market do E 62.39 Baker Plumb. A Heating do 104.59 Will Winnew Wash Twp Aa 100.00 Thomas H Baker do 120.09 Chaa. E. Matwiiand do .Z 120.00 Chas. Robenold do 80.00 John B. Stults do 120.00 Floyd B. A<n>y Wabash As. 450.00 Olive E. Mann do x..j... 200.00 Homer Niederhauser Mon. do 450.00 Wilbert Numibaum do ... 450,00 Harley J. Rsef Co Comm .... IM.3J Lewis H. Worthiman do 158.33 John A. Klntt do 159.53 David A Macklin Co At-tnr 182.00 The Democrat Co. Degal Adv 92.04 Bernie Witness Co do 98.19 Marvin Faat Bridge 30.00 Meshberger Bros. Stone do 4.38 GiHtg A Doan Fun Home 8 B 100.00 Adams Co. 4-H Club A E do 5739.89 Clblpli Kiefer Fox Bty 12.00 Fred J. Roe do 15.00 Ralph O. Teeter do 15.00 Ind. Un. M-d Center C of P 334.58 Healtbwln Hospital do <06.36 Irene Byron Hospital do .... 74-1.75 Smith Scrap Iron <SO. Ti Dr. 4,.40 Harvey lo.ndi« A Sons <J O 4.30 Hilbert Thieme do 14-W Elmer Ehrsain do 9.00 William Griffiths do 52.<4 Gust Kosneenann do 30.00 Ralph Hoffman do 15.49 Frank Nussbaum do 3.04 Rufus Inniger do — 27.00 The Krick-Tyndall Co. do 258.02 Charles F. Aspy Tax Ref. 7.60 Hdrfnan Moeller Ing SRAM 72.30 Lawrence Smith C A D Al 303.74 Theodore Baker do '... 179.20 Cart Burkhart do 178.75; StoaJkberger Mach. Inc D A W7.»3 Nick Braun Upholstery do 12.00 Mac Allister MSeb. Inc. do 3.73 Petris Oil Co, do 7.35 The Schafer Co., Inc. do .... 2.58 Beavers 041 Service do ,15 7JO The Schafer Store do £44 Orvln Gravel A Supply do 904.48 W. H. GllUtrtn do .......... 122.60 Meahberger Bros. Stone do 18.00 HIGHWAY Frank Singleton Supt 130.00 Walter Reppert A Supt 117.00 Richard LaFontaine do .... 117.00 Albert Beer do — 124.10 Hubert lech Clerk HS.6O Chester Shoaf Diesel 112.50 Lawrence Koenig do 11-2.50 VirgH Ferry do <— 78.75 VJrtDl Draper do 1*1.60 Harry D. Smith Mnek 148.50 Harold Burger Truck 112.60 Harry Keiwhner do 112.60 Dob Harvey do 1.12.50 Donald Udchty do 1.12.50 Melvin Bixler do „ 90.00 Roger Steiner do 125.00 Arthur Rom Tractors 142.50 Noah Brunner ,do 112.50 Christ Meshberger do 133.75 Max Case 8. 1L 112.50 Christ Zurcher do 13145 Joel Augsburger do 137.60

M WMM MVf ! SUN. MON. TUES, g A S Continuous Sun. from 1:15 I 1 ONLY 15c-50c JOHN WAYNE, Chosen By the Nation’s Exhibitors • .as the No. 1 Box Office Star—in His Latest and Greatest Picture! We are Privileged to Present a Pre-Release Showing of This Production—So Brand New it Has Not as Yet Had its Broadway Premiere! WAYNE and TURNER—What a Star Combination! MtMNvw ■* Warncr Bros. E> ******** CINBMaScOPE STewoAHONic Souno lAVIpFARRAa IYIEBETTGER TABHUNTER SS& Mraawm.X. . . — TONIGHT AND SATURDAY — There’s Adventure in This Explosive Drama of Ten Men Wanted for Murder . . and the One Who Had to Kill Them to Stay Alive! Filmed in Gorgeous TECHNICOLOR on Location in the Famed Saguaro National Forest! “TEN WANTED MEN” Randolph Scott, Jocelyn Brando, Richard Boone ALSO — Cartoon; Novelty; New* — 15c-50c

THF DECATFR DAILY. nFMOGR AT. DECATUR, INDIANA

Raymond Kolter do 1)2.60 Joe Spengler do „> 38.75 lawrence Noll do 17.50 lie Wayne Beer do 16.2& lx>uin Drake Watchman .... 3.00 C. W. Deu hrmun 8. H 1240 Rudolph BtekhofC do 15 00 CltiSenS Telephone Co. Oper 57.5 S De. atur Light A Power do 24 00 The Democrat Co. do 11.29.’ The Berue Wltneas do ......... 19.40 The Moseman Yarhelle do 18.13 MavAllister MaclL Co. do 124.99 Rum Smitley do 8.59 Butler's Garage do 179.71 Beartiower Welding Shop do 4.65 Mcßride and Son do 240 Seluwaru Ford Co. do .... ... Ai.it Decatur Equipment <lo 148.96 Dean's Body shop do 47,50 Decatur Auto Supply do .... 31.33 The n»remler Autoware do 68.94 Indiana Equipment Co. du 133.92 Peart Oil Co. do 10*7.76 Motor Fuel Tax Di viaion <to 37.12 Goodyear Ser. Store do .... 195.96 Petrie Oil Co. do 59.59 Habegger Hardware do 8.95 Decatur Lumbar Co. do 6.15 C. ■W. Burkey do 25.00 Yoet Grave-Readymlx Mat. 117.45 Berne Ready Mix do 39.49 The Krick-Tyndall Co. do 9.72 Kocher Lumber 00. do if.uO Decatur Lumber Co. do 3.00 MeShberger Bros. Stone d01d167.43 wrlfahk Mabel Marshall Mil. 20.02 Veronica Linn do 37.80 Bernice Nelson Poat 15.00 Oltlsens Telephone Co. Op 81.10 Haywood Publishing Co. do 3.65 Board of Commissioners. Certified before me this 3rd day ot June, 1965. FRANK KITSON Auditor Adam.- Co. June 3-10. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Not We la hereby given that the Advisory Board and Township Trustee of Root Township. Adams County, Indiana, will accept bids for Two <2l Behool Buses until 9:00 P. M., June 14, 1956. at the Monmouth School. Bids for both 48 and 54 passenger bodies are sought. Bus bodies and chassis must meet Apectficatlona as set forth by the Indiana State. School Bus Committee. The right to reject any and all blds is reserved. Cwner Merriman *r Root Township Trustee June 3-10 Youth Is Uninjured As Bike Hits Auto A boy on a bicycle suffered from momentary delusions of grandeur yesterday as he thought his bike was a Sherman tank. The unknown lad struck the rear Vender of a car driven by Tom Keller in an alley between Sixth nud Seventh streets. The incident turned out all right as neither the car nor bike was damaged and the young man was brought back to earth. Walter Burgin, Geneva, was arrested for parking in front of a fire plug on Ninth street at the General Electric. '--r Form Management Tour On July 27 A. state farm management Ctntr will be held July 27. says A. M. Nichter. Purdue University fahm management specialist and secretary ot the state farm management Association. Indiana farmers Will havi- an opportunity to visit two outstanding central Indiana farms and see results of the application of modern technolog/' ‘to crop and livestock production. Farmers will also hear about next year's outlook at an evening banquet meeting July 26 at St. Joan of Arc church in Kokomo. Arrangements for the banquet and overnight facilities are being made by the Howard county farm management association. First farm to be visited the morning of July 27 will be that of Ralph Sullivan, who operates 235 acres three miles south ot Delphi In Carroll county. During the afternoon, the tour will. visit the Mark and William Congleton'farm. a farm of mor» than 300 acres located four miles northwest of Frankfort in Clinton county. Another feature of the tour will be the noon luncheon to be held at the Clinton county fairground, Frankfort. . U you have something to sell or rooms lor rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings result*.

Kids Focus Father In Snapshot Contest Valuable Prizes To Be Awarded Here . The "Best Man is Dad" snap-shot contest is off to a flying start and has now entered its third day. accompanied by the clicking of cameras and the popping of flash bulbs all over Adams county. Youthful camera /fans, alert to Dad’s every move, are eager to get a candid shot of Dad in action. For by submitting a snap-shot of their favorite pal doing something for the kids, they stand to win for him a valuable present for Father's Day. Dad can be pictured doing any cne of the many things he does for the children — helping with lessons, making a model plane, helping to fly a kite, going fishing, handing out allowance money, working with a scout troop, and many others. Contestants should try to show Dad doing something unusual or different, since prizes will also be awarded for the most novel subject. Boys and girls of 14 or under who take their own photographs are eligible for the contest, sponsored by the "Let’s Meet Our Town” merchants of Decatur. Elsewhere in this issue is an entry blank with complete instructions. Prizes offered include an Eastman Camera for the grand prize, and 15 other valuable merchandise prizes suitable as gifts for Dad, as well as two theater passes for the first 100 entries. Awards will be offered for the best photograph, the most clever title, the best - looking Dad. the youngest - looking Dad, and the most novel subject. Entries will be accepted until noon June 17. and will be on display in the store windows of the “Let's Meet Our Town” merchants. Trade in a Good T*wn — Decatur

■fl / Opening Hl l L * J ■ NMBB Sa I y I’lllkllll lili w r Senia* Station | Corner 13th St. and Nuttman Avenue DECATUR'S NEWEST and MOST MODERN AUTO SERVICE " w.:’ * DEALER FOR ’ PHILLIPS 66 " PRODUCTS I ROSE f I? T7 V GIFTS ™ LADIES A M-tti for k|q D | E s ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHMaaaMMMSMMeMMMMJ - FREE! With The Purchase of 7 Gallons Gas! FREE! MASTIC MATCHED SET OF REFRIGERATOR salt & pepper .. sets | ■ sets GLASSES LYLE MALLONEE — OWNERS — HARRY J. KNAPP MELVIN McBARNES — 808 SHOUP — DON JACOBS Our Plprfw ‘^ E MOST COURTEOUS SERVICE to you, and the finest - . ■ ICUgU ■ LUBRICATION, WASHING and POLISHING IN THE CITY” i

Annual 4-H Lamb Meeting Is Held The annual 4-fl Tamb meeting was held Wednesday, at Bobby Chrlatener's home west of Monroe, reports Leo N. Seltenright, county agent. Henry Mayo, sheep specialist ot Purdue University, was fa charge of the meeting. A number of lambs were sheared and instructions in shearing Were given by Mayo. Kenneth VonGunten and Jim Singleton both practiced shearing the lambs. Mayo then demonstrated the Wbcking of a yearling ewe and preparation for exhibit. Changes in 1955 4-H sheep rules include showing of a yearling owe and a pen of three lambs. The meeting was planned by the sheep pi-oject committee made up of the following members: John and Vic Baltzell, Luther Yager, Ben Mazelin, and Alonzo Smith. COMMITTEE (Continued trom Pag. One) son. Edward P. Jaberg, James Kocher, Jr.. Charles Langston. John Lose, William P. Lose, Cletus Miller, Edgar Mutschler, Howard Myers, Max Schafer (Terre Haute), H. P. Schmitt, Noah Schrock, Joseph Schultz, Severin Schurger. H. H. Stoner, Tony Teeple, Mark Braden. David Teeple, Lawrence Archbold. Herb Banning, Melvin Baumgartner. John De Voss,. H. H. Krueckeberg. Zane E. Musser, Roland Reppert, Robert Theobold, Edwin Thieme. R. O. Wyhn. (Ralph E. Roop. Ferd Litterer, W. W. Cravens, Gerhard Schultz. _ John Ebersole. Adolph Kolter, O. K. Baker, Richard Childs, Dr. N. A. Bixler, Dick Boch, Rev. John Chambers, Albert Harlow, Arthur Heipiann, Gordon Hooper, E. G. Hutker, D. E. Jones, Carl Kipfer, Waymon Patrick. Noah Rich, Lotto* Rich, Endre Sipos, Fred Soldner. Rev. Benjamin Thomas, Ed Warren, Martin Zimmerman, Orville Hicks and Mrs. Idabelle Alton. ,

FLOOR SHOW EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Featuring “SPECK” HEBBLE arid his Orchestra FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE MOOSE =: ■ - - ■ " ' ' HBUIS'S MEAT MARKET - . ••. ■ . • '.J- .... T , WHERE YOU CAN BUY THE BEST FOR LESS! FRESH COUNTRY EGGS Doz. 35c HOME MADE PRESSED HAM lb. 79c YOUNG TENDER BEEF LIVER lb. 29c I f -■ LEAN PLATE BOILIHG BEEF lb. 19c FRESH PORK HEARTS lb. 29c HOME MADE RIKG BOLOGNA lb. 39c OUR OWN ROASTED SAUSAGE lb. 45c STORE WEEK PAYS—B:3O a. m. to 8:00 p. m. UAime SATURDA^S —« :3 ° 9 ; 00 P- m. HOURS SUNDAYS—9 a.m. to 12:30 3:30 to 6:00 p.m.

FRIDAY. .TTNR 3, 1955