Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1955 — Page 6

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IMPROVEMENT OF (Continued from Pag* Oix> Elsenhower four times Tuesday, another sign of tjie encouraging progress he has made since entering Fittsimons army hospital Saturday. Maj. John Eisenhower, the President's son, brought along two tong playing records to play for his father on his final visit of the day to the President's hospital room. He told reporters his father had asked for the records, which he described as ‘quiet background type music, such as played by the

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Melachrino strings." A phonograph had been placed in the President's room earlier. The SS-year-old major was Hying back today to his army post at Fort Belvoir, Va. He has been room suite at the hospital since staying in the President's four room suite at the hospital since his arrival in Denver Sunday. The President's mother-in-law, Mrs. John S. Doud, visited him for the first time Tuesday evening. She joined the first lady and oJhn tor the largest family gathering yet permitted in the President's room. While tne President's condition Appeared to be improving steadily, '* still wasn’t quite up to watching he World Series on television. Hagerty said that Mr. Eisenhower, ho has watched some of the imes on a TV set in his office n past years, would neither see tor hear any of the broadcasts his year. HURRICANE I’ontln led <roii' P MT. r,,v ine P2V-Neptune~patrol bomber, disappeared Monday afternoon. It last reported its position as heading into the center of hurricane anet, a vicious tropical storm with winds near the eye well over 'OO miles an hour. if you have something to sell 01 >oms for rent, try a Democra* Want Ad. It brings results.

. YANKEES STAR (Con4l n ued From Page Oiw>) Dodgers- Th* Dodgers failed to score in the fourth despite two walks. Ford got out of the inning when he got Reese to ground into a double play. Yankees- Collins homered to start the Inning. Howard struck out Martin singled but was out stealing. Riuuto struck out. One run, two hits, no errors. , Fifth lining Dodgers- Furillo and Hodges singled after bwo were down, but Robinson filed to center. No runs, two hits, no errors. Yankees- Newcombe retired Ford, Bauer and McDougald in order. Sixth Inning Dodgers- Ford retaliated by setting Zimmer, Newcombe and Gilliam down in succession in the sixth. lankees- Collins hit his second homer of the game, a prodigious two-run wallop into the right field bleachers, for two runs and a 6-3 Yankee lead. Martin tripled to left after two were out, and rookie righthander Don Bessent replaced Newcombe. Eddie Robinson pinch hit for Rixsuto but Mar.in was out attempting to steal home. Seventh Inning Dodgers- Gerry Coleman replaced Rizznto at short Ford retired Reese, Snider and Campanella in order. Yainkees- Beeent disposed of Coleman, Ford and Bauer without any difficulty.

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Family Night Program At Bethany Church The Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will hold its first family night program Thursday evening, beginning with a carry-in meal at 6:30 p. m. Then will follow devotions and a film, "Workers Together with Qod." The world day of prayer service will be held at 7 o'clock this evening in preparation for the worldwide communion next Sunday. The spiritual life committee of the W. 8. W. S. will have charge. Religious Picture At Church Os God Sunday “Heaven to Barth,” a religious motion picture, will be shown r. 7:30 p. m. Sunday at the Church of God, 628 Cleveland street. The film was produced to highlight an International jubilee in the Church of God, according to the Rev. W. H. Kirkpatrick, local pastor. The 42minute picture was filmed near Anderson, with more than 500 in the cast. The Church of God was founded 75 years ago and now has 136,000 persons in more than 2,000 congregations. The local church was started in 1895 by the Lewis Reynolds and Scheller families. The church school enrollment is now 220. Trude in a <akxi town — Decattu

Driver 1$ Killed In Head-on Crash HAMMOND. Ind. (INS) — William Thomas House. 40. of Dyer. Ind., was killed Tuesday when he was thrown from his car after it crashed head-on with a semi-trail-er and rolled over into another car. Injured tn the collision was the driver of the truck, William Weinberg, 28, of Rensselaer, and the driver of the other auto. Clyde Crossley, 48, of Cedar Lake. Man Admits Fatal Beating Os Child PHILADELPHIA (INS) — A south Philadelphia man has admitted the fatal beating of a three year-old child because the young ster bit him when he tried to take some candy away from him. Sjscoe Lane, Jr., 23. told police ost his head and started beating the child, Earl Sanders, Mon day morning. . The boy died several hours after the beating and doctors said an autopsy disclosed he suffered a ruptured liver, internal bleeding and multiple injuries of the face and body. About 700 languages and dialects are spoken in Africa Central Spain is a table land mostly without trees.

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juaerti 2i, left, who arrived in Decatur luesuay from Germany, is shown “baking hands with his sponsor, Fred Burk of Bryant route one. With him is his sister, Dorothy, who lived at Berne with the late Dr. and Mrs. Amos Reusser for the past four years. This is tne nrst time that Joseph and Dorothy have seen each other since she left Germany. Another brother came last year and Dorothy is wooking to bring her entire family over to the United States, yesterdays

reunion took place at the Erie railroad station.

Tuesday’s rain failed to dampen the joy of at least two people in Adams county. Miss Dorothy Kahlert of Berne and her brother, Joseph, who arrived Tuesday from Germany, were oblivious to gray skies. At the Erie railroad station in Decatur Tuesday afternoon they greeted each other for the first time since Miss Kahlert came to the United States four years ago. Since she arrived here she has learned to speak fluent English and launched a project to bring as many of her family over from Germany as possible. Joseph, who is 21 and a brick mason by trade, is the second brother to come to the United States with the help of Miss Kahlert. Another brother. Bernhard, 27, has been here a year and works at a factory in Coldwater, O. Bernhard is an accountant but until he masters the English language he is doing factory labor to earn his living. Joseph Kahlert will begin working at the

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same factory. The story of yesterday’s reunion really began several years ago when the Communists took over the control in East Germany. The Kahlert family lost their home and farm and were loaded into trains to be taken away. Miss Kahlert stated that at the time they thought they were bei ing taken td Russia. However, they were permitted to go into i West Germany and they became a part of the huge numbers of dist placed persons. 1 Sponsored by the Catholic church, Miss Kahlert came to the United States with the hope in 1 her heart of earning the money 1 to bring her entire family here and to re-establish the home that was taken away from them. During the time she has lived i here shd worked at the home of . the late Dr. and Mrs. Amos Reus- • ser in Berne. Since the recent - death of Mrs. Reusser, she has ■ continued to live ih the Reusser ■ home and has been working at the i General Electric plant in Decatur.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1955

Still in Germany are the Kahlerts’ mother and father, two other brothers and a sister, who are living in the basement of a home which they built themselves at Altena. Wests., Germany. Freed Burk of Bryant route one is the United States sponsor for Joseph. Miss Kahlert hopes that she can be sponsor for the next one who comes since she plans to become a citizen of the United States by that time. The trail! which brought Joseph from New York to Decatur Tuesday had 232 of these displaced persons as passengers. Twentyone of them got off between New York and Chicago and the rest were traveling to new homes inthe West. ' At the Erie station waiting for her brother to arrive, an excited and happy Miss Kahlert to]d how she and her brothers would establish a home together, probably in Berne, and hope that eventually the entire family would be reunited in the United States.