Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 234, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1955 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PubUahod Brary Krening Bcm* Manday W THR DBCATUR DEMOCRAT CO. INCEntered at the Decatur. Ind , Poet OUoe M Beera* Cfc— Mattie Dick D. Heller PreaMeat J. H. Heller Vloe-PrettdoM Cha*. Holthouse Socreurr-Treaaaree Subscription Rate*: By Man la Adam and Adjoining CoMttett Owe year. MHI Six months, SOS; I months, $2.25. By Mall, beyond Adam, and Adjoining COratte.. Om year. 11.00; 8 months, $4 7*; * months, MWBy Carrier: 25 cents P*r Single eogtea. 8 eeata.

The $84,000 question of the week is who owns the SIO,OOO beauty which was supposedly brought here many weeks ago tor a demonstration? 0 o— Despite the Illness of the President, the nation seems to go on about as usual but what will happen if Dulles who is in charge of foreign affairs dashes with Adams who seems to be running domestic affairs? And what will Mr. Nixon hare to say? 0 0 Among the 258 holiday and weeks to be observed we notice one that will be checked off by some "Save The Horae Week". We used to be proud of 10,000 horses In Adams county but now we hare to hunt to find one and they are not even listed as a elass for taxation purposes. The old world does change. 0 • We are glad the World Series is over and we can get back to business and other sports like basketball, football and "huddle around the old store" and tell what would have happened if something hadn't happened. That’s part of the fun of being a baseball fan; telling others how it ought to be played. 0 • It took the "lire wires” of Fort Wayne thirty - five years to achieve the elevated Nickle Plate railway but they hung right on and this week had the satisfaction i of riding a special train from Fulton to Calhuun streets te the spot where dedication services were held. It’s really a great event in the hT!st«Fy'%t *l®s *etty knT'wsft quite a job for the railroad company and officials of the state Highway Commission and others. 0 0I— Young people who feel that the entire month es October should be devoted to HaUow’een pranks should' investigate the "Taws of Indiana. They have been considerably stiffened. Portland boys who have been celebrating by shooting out lights and otherwise destroying eity property must now answer in court. Better wait for the Callithumpian parade to celebrate. That’s always quite and erent

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WKJ6-TV (CTiannel S 3) WKDVMBAT VveatßK «:00—Gateway to Sport. • :la— Jack Gray. Nowa 6 :to—WeatSerma-n «/;o—.Eddie FUher S:4s—-Newa Caravan t:oo—Big Ten Football Ht-Litea T.-30—Fattier Knows Beet 8; 00—Waterfront ■B:3o—.Pro WooVbal! Hi-Lights B:oo—This Je Your Life >:3o—Big Town 14:00—The Weatherman 14:10—Sports Today 14:30—Mr. District Attorney 11:00— Armclaeir Theater THVKBDAY ■erafag 4:36—Sign-on Preview I:oo—Today |:00 —LMng Dong School 8 30—Search For Beauty 14:00—Home 1100—Tenn. Wrnie Ford Show 11:30 —Feathqr Your Nest atteraouu 11:00—Sew< at Noon 1Z: 10—. Weatherman 11:1-5 —Farms & Farming IJ:3O—Matinee Theater J. si—Faits t" Live By 1130—. Here a Charlie 2; 00—Ted Mack's 4:30—-It Pay. to be Married 4:oo—Editor’s Deok i-.lS—Musical Memo |;3p—World of Mr Sweeney B:43—Modern Romancea s:oo— Ptnky Lee 4:l4—Howdy Doody 4:o4—Superman 4:36—Carol A Orkie 4 3—Talent Parade to Sporta • -IS—Jack Gray. New. 4:35 —Weatherman 4:3o—Dinah Shore Show i :45—Newe Corwvan 1 -00—Grouehn i ;30—P- ople'a Choice » I :04—Dragrat . I ;30—For< Theater • i :00—Lux Video Theater 1 :oO—Tlie Weatherman 11:10—■ SpaM» Today 14:13—Ted 8tra»»«» 14:30—Vnewpected Theater

Decatur, through the years has had many good Mayors. Several have served two terma bwt until now, not a single man has considered himself »o good and so indispsnsebte. that be sought a third term, though several were urged to. The little handful of advisors in the G.O.P. ctty machine apparently feel they have a good thing and want to hang on to control of the purse strings as long as possible. t 0 q A new super-market grocery store. Standard, operabed by National Tea CO., Ta wefoemed tu the Decatur retail trading area today. This beings tu throe, the total of such markets, each with a large parking area. The other two Kroger and A. and P. have been here several years. These food eenters, along with a half dozen strong independent grocery stores, give the people es this area the finest selections of foods which can be found any place. —4A » With the President ill tn Colorado. the government machinery continues to grind away and men wrangle and maneuver for a place In the driver’s seat In ell probability President Eisenhower will bow oat of the active political picture at the end of his single term, and with that view in mind little groups of politicians are working and seheming for control of the G.O;P. machinery. Our best guess is that it will be a rocky road for the Republicans without the strong personality in the lead role. —B Democratic and Republican neadquartere will open in the uptown district Saturday. There will be speaking and refreehments and everything points to a red-hot finish of the eity campaign. The Democrats have been quietly preparing for the final month and the third termers haven’t been sleeping either. Citizens are urged not to be confused by the fanfare of the closing weeks. Study the issues and the candidates and ask questions. Don’t be thrown off the track with last minute circulars and mud-sltnging.

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WIN-7 (Channel 15) WEDNESDAT Eocataat B:«o—The Newe, Hickox 4:l4—Sports Extra Grossman 4:ls—Douglas Edwards «;30 —dßrave Eagle »; 00—Arthur Godfrey Time 7:3o—Dr. Hudson • :•»—The Millionaire B:3o—l've Got A Seeret 9:oo—3oth Century Fox Presents 10;0« —(Mine piayhouee 19:34—Celebrity Playhouse THI'BSDAY Morxiif 7:oo—The Morning Show B:oo—Captain Kangaroo ?:U0— .Morning Matinee 14:30—Strike It Rica 11:04—Valiant Lady 11:15—Love of Use 11:30—Seach For Tomorrow 11:55—Guiding Light • Arieneea 12:00—Jack Parr Show 12:39—Welcome Travelera I:oo—Robert Q. Lewis I:3o—Candid Camera 2:oo—Big Payoff 2:30—-Bob Crosby Show 3:oo—Brighter Day 3:ls—Secret Storm 3:30—0n Yoqr Account 4:oo—Adventure in Afternoom 4:34—Down Homers 5:40 —Bar 15 Ranch Evening , 4:o*— The News, Hfckox 6;-10—Mperts Extra Grossman 6:ls—D'Atiglas Edwards s;34—Gene Autry Show 7 ;on—Bob Cununitigs Show 7:3o—Ghewer of Stars B:3o—Four Star Piayhouee 9;o4—Johnny Carson 9:3o—Masqerade Party }.:oo—Dollar A Second 14r30—Topper MOVIES ADAMS THEATER to Be Very Popular" Wed. at 7tS.-.; 9:10. Thitrs. at 1;-13; 3:15; 5:48; 7:51; 14:00.

20 Ymts Afo J Today 4-— - - October s—-The grocery stock of Fisher A Harris is sold at auction today. Mrs. Tilman Gehrig la the delegate to the Pythian Sisters state convention at Indianapolis. Mrs. Carl Gerber ia visiting the Bundy family at Menonlniee. Wlx. Carnaaoneri wen lightweight championship over Al Roth. Chicago Cubs won Saturday game of series but lost yesterday’s to Detroit and lost again today. 4 to J, in last game of series. Detroit took series, winning four games to two. ■- -■■■■■-■ - ■» i Modern Etiquette I BY ROBBRTA LR«

Q. When a woman’s escort holds a door open tor her. is it necessary for her to thank Mm? A. No; this courtesy should bo taken for granted. However, if a stranger were to do this for her, she must, of cpurse, say, "thank you." Q. te It really necessary that the mother of the man who has just become engaged pay a call on the girl’s mother? A. Yes, and this should be done as soon as possible. Failure to do so within a very tew days is a mark of rudeness. Q. If individual salt aad pepper shakers are not used, how many should be provided on the dinner table? A Salt and pepper slpikjers should be placed between every two persons. 8 0 Household Scrapbook | BY ROBERTA LEE 0 ■■ C Lilac Bushes Lilac bushes should be transplanted any time between late fall and spring, and they thrive best in a rich and moderately moist soil. The bushes should be pruned after they are through flowering. Laundering Blankets When washing a woolen blanket, measure it before beginning the work, then dry it on a curtain stretcher. It will dry quickly and will not shrink. Leather Furniture Rub the leather furniture occasionally with linseed oil and it will prevent it from drying and cracking. Court Rews Appearance Entered John L. DeVoss has entered appearance for True, Ireta and Richard Miller, defendants in a complaint on account and foreclosure of mechanic’s lien filed by Harry Sheets. Jurors Excused Irvin A. Goldner of Preble township and Ralph Bailey of* Wabash township have been excused from the list of petit jurors for the September term of Adams circuit court. ■ Estate Cases A petition to refer the schedule to determine inheritance tax due on the Mary A. Beavers estate to the county assessor has been filed and sustained. A notice has been ordered issued returnable Oct. 26. The final report of the Bertha Loser estate has been filed and a notice has been issued returnable Oct. 26. Heirs to the estate are Freda Busch, Jnlia Wagner, Hnlda Weimer and Mary Lee, all sisters of the deceased, and Ronnie Lee, The inheritance tax appraiser’s fee for the Ella Agnes Kelly estate has been approved and the court has ruled that the county assessor received >53.23 for services rendered.

Gov. Craig Denies He Is Candidate Not Candidate For Any Public Office MIAMI (INS) —lndiana Gov. George N. Craig, ”an-early arrival for the American Legion's 37thannual convention to be held in Miami Oct. 10-13, flatly declares that he is not a candidate for the Republican nomination for president in 1956. “1 am not a candidate for any public office.” Craig emphasized. He is due to step down as governor in 1957 and has been mentioned in a national (Loot) magazine as a possible contender for the White House. Craig, a delegate to the Legion convention from Clay county post 2, Brazil, Ind., said he thought this “an awfully good time for all Republicans not to discuss politics. “Our only topic should be the health Os our president and when he can reassume his administrative duties without injury to himself or his future health,” he declared. Craig is former national commander of she American Legion. Trade in a Good Town — Decant I

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MC's Tongue Slips To Aid Contestant $16,000 Slip Is Mode On TV Quiz NOW YORK (>NS) —An embarrassed meat er at ceremonle. ottered 916,000 worth of apologies today for the moat expensive slip of the tongue iq TV-quia show history. Hal March said it wa. all his fault. He promised he would do bis beat to sea that it didn’t hap pen again. A Bt. Louis Irishman named Patrick Keough had no complaints, either. Besides, Paddy said, he knew the answer al? the time. Thus apparently ended the latest unrehearsed drama of “The $04,000 Question”-the CBS cash and suspense spectacle which each week poses uncommon questions for unusual personalities before an estimated 50 million viewers. Contestant Keough, 62-year old assistant manager of a carbon company, came within a tongue-slip of benching himself on the last part of a baaeball question about the great Joe DlMaggio'a all-time record hitting streak back in 1941. The round-faced, stocky baaeball

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