Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1955 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Svary Hvenlng Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. Entered at the Decatur. Ind., Poet Office a* Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller — Preaident J. H. Heller Vice-President Chaa. Holthouae Seoretary-Treaanrer Subscription Rat**! By Mail in Adama and Adjoining Counties: Ono year, 38.00; Six months, 34.25; 3 months, 33.35. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: Ono year, 39.00; 6 months, 34-76: 3 months, 33.50. By Carrier: 35 cents per week. Single copies. 3 cents.

( It is your duty to vote Tuesday. 0 Q— -rr Local people are getting a smile over the claim of the Doansters about free garbage collection. Back under the Democratic administrations, several Individuals always offered to pay for the privilege of collecting the garbage. Now the city collects it and cost is added to the tax rate. Can that be free garbage collection? Chicago Cub baseball fans In this area were saddened by the report Saturday of the Cubs number One Booster, Bert WilsvU, who had broadcast Cub baseball games for the last several yoirs. Wilson had been in ill health tor more than two years but he • ontinued last season with his daily broadcasts and his familiar "I don’t care who wins, aa long as ifs the Cuba." He will be missed by thousands of baseball fans throughout the nation. —J« 0i— Decatur retailers are d>‘ig a Ipt of last minute work arranging their stores to display huge Christmas season stocks, which have already started to appear in many display windowg, Attention it called to all shoppers of this area that Decatur stores will continue to offer the best merchandise available at the best possible prices. You are missing a good opportunity to save if you do not take advantage of this brand new merchandise. -.—4•— For those who were unable to take advantage of the Erie Railroad’s Labor Day excursion to £t New York, arrangements have been made between this newspaper and the Erie to give the people of the Decatur area another excursion opportunity this year. The tour will leave Decatur Friday afternoon November 25 and will return to Decatur Monday November 28. The cost of the excursion will be 346.00, the same as the Labor Day trip. Only twenty-five tickets have been sent to Decatur and when these are gone no more will be available. If you want to see America's largest city it is a grand opportunity.

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WKJG-TV (Channel 33) MONDAY Evening 4;00 —Gateeway to Sport* 6:ls—Jack Gray, New* 6 j*6 —The Weatherman 4:3o—Carol and Gorky 6:4s—Patti Page Show 7;oo—tJtoHins Star Showcase 7:3o—Keyhole Theater 7:4s—News Caravan B:oo—Caesar'* Hour 9:oo—Medic 9;30 —itobert Montgomery Presents 10:30—Man Behind the Badge 11:00—The Weatherman 11:10—Sports Today 11.'15—The News 11; 30—The Unexpected 13:00 —Armchair Theater TUESDAY Morning 6:ss—'Program Preview 7 00—TOday 9:oo—©ootor’s Don't Tell 10:00 —Ding Dong School 10:30—Search For Beauty • 1/1:00—Home • After men 12:00—-Tenn. Ernie Ford Show 12:30—Feather Your Newt .>1:00 —iNewe, Tom Elkins Weatherman I:ls—Farms and Farming 1:30—-Here's Charlie 3:OO—TBA 2:30 —The Editor's Desk 2 :4-s—Fait h to Dive By ”2:50—-rMuajcal Momenta 3:OO—NBC Matinee Theater 4; 00—.Two Gun Playhoiuae 4; 30—World of Mr. Sweeny 4:46—Mode rn Romances 6:oo—Pinky Dee s:3o—Howdy Evening 6:o6—GdtegWay ts Sports 4:ls—Jack Gray News 6.3s—Tile Weatliesman 6:3o—Wild Bill HlCkok e 7.oo—The New DU>Wa>*e Show 7:3o—Oinah Shore Show 7; 46—(New? Ggravad 8:00—Millon Perle Show 10:30—Big Town , a I:oo—The HtlO—Sponte Today 11:15—w-'rtLe News 11:30—The Girl Who Dared

Tomorrow is election *ay in Decatur. The people of Decatur have the opportunity of electing those officials who will conduct our city’s business for the next four years. Every indication points to heavy voting. It is every citisen's duty to help in this important matter of naming our officials. The polls will be open from 7 o’clock in the morning until 7 o'clock Tuesday night, Decatur time. It is your duty as a good citizen to vote. 0 o The Doan campaign managers have taken a lot of credit for the present Administration, however they have not once mentioned their diesel plant which cost the people more than.a million dollars and which has never been accepted by the pity and they have not ones mentioned why the city’s expensite water softening system only operates on a pantime basis. The people will hay* an opportunity tomorrow to be heard. You can vote for continued reckless spending or you can return the city's government to the people. - " ■ The time of year is approaching wjjen organisations of all sorts, some worthy and others unWorthy, will start 'flooding the mails and airways with appeals for funds. Apparently the closer to Christmas . that -a financial drive js undertaken, the softer people are. Almost always jfce first place contacted in any area is the newspaper. We know there are many worthy causes which merit support financially of those able to give. We are many groups which use up to seventy-five percent of the money raised for salaries and operation. We know where the money goes in our own Community fund drive. We know about the other groups which have loeal chairmen. Most of them are great undertakings. Beware of the many others for Which you will be contacted. If you decide tp give some money to any organisation, know about it before you give. Investigate it and decide if it s worthy or just another of the many rackets.

PROGRAMS (Central Daylight Time)

WIN-T (Channel 15) MONDAY Eveniaw 6:oo—The News, Hickox 6:10 —Sports Extrx, Grossman 4:ls—Gene Autfy 6:ls—Jibugl&s E l wards 7:oo—Mftueatlon Week 7:3o—Robin Hood . , 3:oo—Bumv ahh Alien 3:3o—Talent Soouto 9:00—I Ijove Lucy 9:30-— December HHde 14;0O—Studio One 11:00—San Frjbcfaoo Beat ll;30 —Jiewx, Weather Sport* tJbsday Morato* 7:oo—.The Morning Show B:oo—Ctoptain Kangaroo o:oo—Single Sin 10;00—Gary Moore Show 10:30—Comedy Theater 11:15—Arthur Godfrey 11:00—Strike It Rich Afternoon 12:00—Vacant JAdy 12:15—Love of Life 13:30—Search tor Tomorrow 12:45—The Guiding Bight 1 ;06—Jack parr Show I:3o—‘Wekattie Traveler* 3.•00' —Robert Q. Lewie 2.3o—Candid Camera B:4s—<Howae Party 3:oo—The Big Payoff 3:3o—fMb Crotwy Show IJcJWU’SS’ 445—Secret Storm 4:3o—Gh Your Awoount s:oo—Bar 15 Ranch Evening ,«:4o—lXtuglas *dward* 7:oo—iHMdfe jCantor 7;3o—Warner Brothers Pre«ei>to B:3o—Navy Log 9:oo—Ment MlHie 9:3O—TV Reader's Digest 11:00—■Files of Jeffrey Jones movies AbAMg THEATER “McConneJl Jjttory" Mon. at 7:17; ; :2L "Were No Angels” Tues. & Wed. at 7:33; 9:50. ."

d - 6 20 Years Ago 1 —I Noy. 7— Judge Huber M. DeVos* of the Adams circuit court appointed an appeal judge to hear th* cause of Northern Indiana Power company against Mayor Bang* of Huntington. The Rev. William (3. (Billy) Sunday, world famous evangelist, died last night after.» heart attack. He would have been 73 years old November 19. Dr. Harry O. Jones of Berne will deliver the principal address at the Armistice Day program of Adams Post 43, American Legion November 11. >• The annual Adams epunty high school basketball tournament will be held at the Hartford township school gym December 13 and 14. The hurricane U still raging off the shores of Florida. Pleads Innocent To Disorderly Conduct Sandra Scholts.TT, of Fort Wayne and Decatur, was arrested Sunday night on a charge of disorderly conduct In city court this morning she entered a plea of not guilty and was placed under a SSO bond. Her trial has been set tor Monday, Nov. 14. Decatur Librarian Honored At Meeting Miss Bertha Heller, Decatur librarian, Was honored by trustees of the Indiana library association at a tri-state convention hold last week at Cincinnati. Miss Heller received the 1956 award for outstanding library work in Indiana. The award included an engraved plaque and 325 in cash. The award was given to the Deeat»r librarian, pointing out that “she had done an outstanding job ip prompting the children’s activities in the Decatur Library. Mias Heller and Dr. and Mrs. N. A- Bixler attended the Cincinnati meet which included librarians and library board members from Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, • ’ • ■ i < • i Miss Bernice Nelson Named Vice President Miss Bernice Nelson, Adams county welfare director, was elected vice president of the Indiana welfare directors association at the annual conference held at Indianapolis last week.. Miss Nelson formerly was secretory of the state organization. The 64th annual. qp4Y,wtMW..P( social work also was held in connection with the welfare conference. Other officers included: George H. Eckerly, Columbud, president: Simon Irick, Frankfort, treasurer, and Mrs. Coral L. Bridge. Vincennes, secretary. Those who attended the. conference in addition to Miss Nelson were Mrs. Mabel Marshall, Mrs. Mary Hazelwood and Mrs. Lawrence Linn.

CITY ELECTION (continned From Page One) construction and annexation disputes. Many GOP nominees have been running on the record of President Eisenhower and a multitude of Democratic candidates have been campaigning against Governor George N. Craig, strange as it may seam. The toboggan slide of prices for farm products under the GOP national administration is expected to aid Democratic nominees in smaller cities in which an agricultural slump usually depresses business conditions rapidly. Newspaper correspondents and polls appear to disclose that the result will be close in about 20 cities, which will play the big role in determining whether a trend is set up in the electipp. MASONIC Regular Stated Meeting At 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY November 8 Theo. G. Hill W.M. VITAMINS are important • FOR YOUNG • FOR OLD- - FOR SPECIAL CASES Agd /or «rery<iay UM of folkt tn the prime of lift HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

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Three Accidents Are Reported By Police No One Injured In Accidents In City Three ace Ideals, three state police arrests and one city arrest were the diet for the traffic menu over the week-end. A car driven by Dave E. Ellsworth of Deeatur was badly damaged Saturday when it struck the rear of a truck. The truck, driven by M. Carl Young of La Jose, Pa., had stopped on Monroe street near Ninth for traffic and the Ellsworth car failed to stop in.time to prevent the collision. Ellsworth’s auto had 3300 in damages while the truck damages were estimated at 320. An auto operated by Robert E. Tumbieeop inflicted *25 in damages to the car driven by Betty M. Butler Saturday when backing into a parking place on Seventh street near Monroe. The Tumble-

VOH DEMOCRATIC jaggEJi wßr IBRJ - iK. mirriam hall ROBERT COLE CLERK - TREASURER * ' MAYOR - - — - -- \ — . . ;. . • - -■■■ -: , - ■■ ■;• •- - - ■ . . = Now is the time for you to take the management of our • - m . »-city into-yeur hands. - - - - •' ' -j. V 5 . . i . . . ... During this campaign we have earnestly tried to put — before you the full and honest truth of the existing I conditions in our city government. THERE SHOULD BE A CHANGE ! ! ! The voice of YOU, the taxpayer and citizen, can be heard! Secret decisions and refusal of government heads to accept constructive criticism can cease. For 8 years you have been denied your full rights as citizens of Decatur; your suggestions and criticisms have been ignored and shelved for future consideration. Get that consideration now! Go to the polls November 8 and vote a straight Demo- ■ '■ . ■ cratic ballot! - * .*'*?. »** — ' ■ - I GIVE THE GOVERNMENT BACK TO THE PEOPLE! In Wfc- -H II E’' : jo! W’R ** ■' 1 I■■ Koi* fIHHw Am, mW k.. m' ~ \ k SERB BHEiH iw sM ' Ms jwBMB eMe4f Mb Mm raHMIHEEBEwEH ED BAUER LAWRENCE KOHNE CLYDE DRAKE CARL GERBER NORBERT AUMANN COUNCILMAN COUNCILMAN C COUNCILMAN COUNCILMAN I At-Large 3rd District 4th District Ist District 2nd District Democratic City Central Committee BERNARD CLARK, Chairman BOYD RAYER, Secretary MRS. EVERETT HUTKER, Vice-Chairman O. W. P. MACKLIN, Treasurer

»on auto was undamaged. A minor accident occurred early this morning when a car driven by Mary Landrum turned in front of the auto of Robert F. Speakman, route six, Decatur. The Landrum auto had pulled to the right side of the street and then turned left. Damages to Speakman’s car were *3O while the estimate on the Landrum auto wa* 325. Mary Landrum was arrested for operating a vehicle without a driver’s license. Three state police arrests over the week-end included John E. Tigner of Fort Wayne Saturday for driving a truck with no turn signals. The arrest was made on ] highway 27, seven miles north of Berne. James B. Williams of Maumee,, Ohio, was arrested Sunday for speeding in Preble. He was fined $1 and coats, totaling 315.75, tn justice of the peace court. Clarence L. Davis of Roanoke, was arrested Saturday for disregarding a stov sign at the junction of state highway 124 and U.S. 27.

Court News Estate Cases The report of the sale of personal property for *87.15 has been tiled in the estate of Evaline Archer and approved. A certificate of the appointment ol Carl H. Frey and Pau) R. Rich for the re-appraisal of personal property in the Donald D. Colter estate has been filed and approved. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur ASTHMA I Hay Fever — Allergy FREE TRIAL AiMAZJNG NEW DISCOVERY: I Quick .relief, practically all I I'as-.-s, whe«zlng, sneezing, cbok- I ing, couching stuffed up noee. I watery eyes tnucu* melts away, I congestion and fear removed. I rest restored. This new discovery I is so satisfying we will mail it I to you on your request post paid I for THREE DAY FREE TRIAL. I no cost or obligation except to I return and pay few cents post- I age if not satisfied, till* is not a I sample. White MAGAIR Dept. 83, I COSYLOR INC.. 550 N. State St., I Chicago 10, 111. I

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