Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1955 — Page 6

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Record Hop Friday At Youth Center Regular Record Hop Here Friday Night __ r Th« regular Friday night record hop will be held at the Youth and Community (enter thia weak, with •Khar Hob Cbaae or Cal Stewart doing the record spinning, Thee* popular Friday night affair* will ba continued during the winter month* and • complete Hat of diac jockey* haa been drawn up no that there will ba one preaent at leant every two week*. The record hop thia week will »tart nt 1:30 p m. and run until 11:30 p m. and will b« apon aotwd by the teen council of the canter. Door prlaea thia week will be popular record* by top hand a The admlaalon will be 25 cents a person or 45 cant* a couple. Tbe teen council will meat Tburaday evening to make plana for the remainder of the fall aaaaon and to •tart plana for the ('hrlatmaa sennon The meeting will be held at the center at 7:?« p m. The dancing claaa will hold It* firm *eanion Friday. Nov. 11 instead of Nov. 4. Thera la atll) room for several more boy* and girls of junior high school age in this class which wifi meat Friday afternoon* at 3:30 p m. Regular Meeting Os Elks Lodge Tonight The regular meeting of the Decatur Elk* lodge will be held at 3 o'clock thia evening at the lodge home on North Hecond street. All members are urged to be preaent. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Handicraft Day Is Held On Wednesday About 50 women afeuded the' handicraft day Wedneaday on "Making Rog*" and "Chrlatmaal Craft*” at the Farm Bureau building in Monroe. Mrs. Noel Hemphill and Mre. bwald Beitler. both of; Herne, gave Instruction* on mak-l Ing crocheted and braided ruga. Übrtktmaa cordage*, snowman pin* and earrings, hair barrette* and cage* for the tree were al! | made by various one* who came ; Nobel Peace Prize Io UN Commission 1954 Prize Awarded To Refugees Group OSLO (INS) ~ The 1054 Nobel peace price wa* awarded today to the United Nationa high commlaalon for refugee* (UNHCR). The 1555 peace prise wan reaerved for po**ible award next year «ince none was awarded last year. /• The 1853 Nobel prfxe went to general of the army George Catlett Marehall and to Dr. Albert Hchwettcer, Aleutian phlloaopher, musician and medical ml**lunary in French Went Africa. The Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oalo traditionally is not called on to explain ita award, but the gift to the U. N. organisation ol> v lonely la for the work it haa done In giving international protection to refugee* who have fled their homeland* because of fear of political, religion* or racial peraecution. The U. N. general assembly created the refugee commiaeion Jan. 1. 1351.

Board Upholds Deportation Os William Lias ! Order To Deport , Racetrack Owner Upheld By Board WASHINGTON (INB) The board of immigration appeal* to day upheld a deportation order against William fl. (Big Bill) Lia*. cperutor of the Wheeling Down* racetrack in Weal Virginia. The government charged that Lias ha* a criminal record dating back to 1922 and that he wa* a native of Greece. Lias, 55, contended that he wa* a native-born citizen of the United State*. The appeal* board ruled that "a fair preponderance of reasonable, substantial and probative evidence" backed u pthe government’* charge. The justice department said Lias’ criminal record includes arrest and conviction* for prohibition violation*, conspiracy, income tax and gambling Earlier this year, the U. S. tax court upheld a three million dollar suit against Lias for back taxes and penalties. Official* said that Lias probably would not lie deported to Greece until the tax claim is satisfied. Berkeley — An average century produce* about 237 eclipses of the sun or moon. New York — More than one hundred billion pound* of milk I* consumed In the U.S. each year.

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Sets Aside Ruling v By Commissioner Hearing Is Ordered On Insurance Agent It was learned today that the i action filed Saturday by Carl A. I Braun In the Adam* circuit court asking the court to stay certain proceedings held by the ciunmls- j siuner of insurance' of the «t*t<-; ha* been acted upon by Judge My-| les F. ParrUb, of the Adam* cir ■ cult court. The eohrt ordered that the ruling by the commissioner be get aside until the Adam* circuit court rule* upon the validity of the order by the commissioner. This mean* that Carl Braun, representative of New York Life' insurance company, continue* to operate his business a* in the I past, as an accredited insurance, agent. Bruun has been a representative of the >'ew York Life insurance company in this area for the past nine years. Summons have’ been issued for the Harry E. Wells, commissioner, and to the complaining insurance company to make ap pearance for the bearing on Braun's petition for judicial review Nov. W. Woodward Received Mystery Phone Call New Investigation In Shotgun Slaying NEW-YORK (INS) — A mystery phone call received by millionaire sportsman William Woodward Jr. shortly before bl* death today touched off a new investigation in to his shotgun slaying by hi* wife. Ann. The handsome socialite took the call Saturday night at the Locust Valley mansion of Mrs. George F. Baker where he and hi* wife were attending a party for the Duchess of Windsor. , Detectives were attempting relearn whether a woman made the call. They also spught to learn wheth er the Woodwards discussed the subject when they returned'to their Oyster Bay home where Ann shot him to death a tew hour* later, assertedly in mistaken belief he was a prowler. • Through questioning of the 58 sOcfally i»romtnent*gue»t»; author! ties hoprfii to determine whether Mrs. W'codjjmrd asked her husband to take hernorae andruy gfw nw received the call. When the couple left the party well ahead of other guests, Mrs: Woodward reportedly gave as her reason her concern over the return drive in the rain. Nassau county district attorney Frank Oulotta confirmed report* Mrs. Woodward had hired private detectives to shadow her husband, but apparently "found nothing wrong." 1 The prosecutor said: "I wouldn't characterize her a* a jealous woman. Perhaps It would be more In the nature of a pro l found love." In another development, authorities hinted Paul S. Wirths Jr., 22, may possibly hold the key to what actually happened in the 12-room Woodwaru mansion early Sunday. Police said they would requestion the German refugee in an effort to establish whether he was in the house around the time of the shooting and if he overheard any conversations. When he first was arrested by Huntington police. Wirths said he might have been on the estate Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Detectives said they were suspicious of Wirths' HU-.e.i uenial of thiS upon-learning of the slaying and the possibility he might be implicated in some way. Anotjier reason for officials’ mistrust of Wirths' denial was his eagerness to sign confessions to other burglaries and waive examInation without heat'ing lo "get It over with In a hurry." » Hartford —About 80 of Connecticut's high schools have driver . training courses. About 300 million road maps are given, away each year. I.KUAL »OTiC® OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby given that the Ix>cal Alcoholic Beverage Board of Adaiin* County Indiana, will at 1 P. M. on the 22nd day of November CBT. IM [ 5 at the Commleslomr's Kwm. Auditor’s office In the City of riecatiur, Indiana, in said O>un<ty I,CKIn Investlgution of the apvltca„t,lo>i of thy„foßow!Ing, riHiuestlng (he tksue to tne nrqslicant at the locaition hereinafter eet out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at sold time and place receive InformatkMi concerning the fitness of •«!<! applicant, and the propriety of Issuing the permit applied f°" r to »m‘h applicant at the premises named: Knights of Oolumbua, Council Rfi). filfiiS. (Clultl Beer, Liquor <1 Wine Itetftller, 101-do:< N. Second Street Decaitlur, Indiana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ANO PUBLIC PABTICIPATION IS DEQUESTEb INDIANA AIXVHTOT.IC BEVERAOS COMMISSION. By Victor O. Walmer, Executive Secretary. Walter P. Weyland Chairman.

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