Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1956 — Page 6

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Austrian Wins Third Medal In Winter Gaines CORTINA D'AMPEZZO. Italy UNS)—Toni Sailer, Austria's one man team, swooped to victory in the downhill skiing event today to make off with his third gold medal of the winter Olympics. The daring young “glamor boy" stole the individual spotlight at Cortina when he biased down the coarse in two minutes, 52.2 seconds to chalk up his third personal triumph (n the past sis days. Last Sunday Sailor won the giant slalom and two days later he joined Russian speed skater Eugeniv Grisctein is the only otbei* double champion of the 19M games when he won the men’s slalom. Grinchin won the 600-meter title and shared the crown. - Sailer's performance overshadowed record-shattering four-man bobsled, runs by the-U.S., Italy and Switzerland. Switzerland swept the first two places in this four-heat event, which winds up Saturday, while the U 8. sledders came in third. With the championship to be decided by the best total time over four heats, the U.S. had a very' good chance, however, of overcoming a Swiss lead of less than one h&lf-SBCOBd* ’■ < Canada remained in the running for the Olympic hockey championship by posting its third victory in four games of the final round robin—a 6-to-2 decision over Sweden. Czechoslovakia was to meet Ger-

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Week's Schedule For Adamy County Basketball Teams Friday -gl.’. Yellow Jackets at Angola. Pleasant Milla at Adams Central. lAn caster Central at Monmouth. Geneva at Winchester. Hartford at Jackson Saturday Ossian at Berne. Warren at Geneva. many in the second game today and the U. S. clashes with Russia in the crucial third game. The Swiss No. 1 bob posted the beat cumulative time of 2:35.19 on the dangerously icy Mt. Tofana run and the No. 1 U.S. sled driven by Art Tyler of Rochester, N.Y. chalked up a combined time of 2:35.62. Tyler was first to break the record with a run of 1:17.76. Minutes later, Italy's No. 2 bpb hurtled down the Course in a record which also lasted a few moments as Switzerland's No. 2 sled reeled off a 1:17.41 clocking. vThe U. S. No. 2 sled driven by James Bickford of Saranac Lake, N. Y., completed the run in 1:20.97. Sailer became the first man ever to sweep the giant slalom, slalom and downhill, three events which require widely different techniques. The handsome Austrian parlayed a combination of youth with mature judgment and skill with a dash of recklessness to beat his more experienced rivals. Sailer negotiated the course 3.5 seconds faster than runnerup Raymond Fellay of Switzerland. Austria picked up four more points when Anderl Molterer came in third 2:56.3 and the Swjss scored again as Roger Staub finished fourth 2:57.1. Germany’s Hanspeter Lanig was fifth 2:69.8 and

Gino Burrini of Italy placed sixth 3:02.5. At least eight of the 94 downhill competitors fell along the course made treacherous by ice. Including Chlaru Igaya of Japan, who was runnerup to Bailer in the slalom and who retired from the race after his spill today. Only one of fear Amejjcau entries completed the baihrdous race. Wallace Bud Wejner of Steamboat Springs, CoMk, .placed 12th with a clocking of 3:05.K . Ralph Miller of Hanover, N. H., William Beck of Kiiwtoqe, R. 1., and Marvin Melville of Salt Lake pity, Utah, all withdrew after falls on the course, which is two miles long an<f drops nearly 1.000 yards. Decatur Wins Over Union, 125 To 32 Decatur swamped Union, 125-32. tn a Zion tourney game played at the Wren, 0., gym, and Qualified to meet Preble Feb. 9 in the final game, also at Wren. Decatur led at all quarters, 2410, 59-30 and 91-26. Conrad scored 25 points for Decatur, P. Busse and R. Busse 25 each and Fleming 23. Bienz counted 16 for Union. Decatur FG FT TP Zwick —-. 3 0 6 Fleming ..... 10 3 23 P. Busse 12 1 25 R. Busse ... 12 1 25 Conrad ... ....- 13 0 26 Krueckeberg 2 0 4 Schott 8 0 18 TOTALS ...— 80 5 125 Union FO FT TP M. Bulmahn — 2 0 4 M. Krueckeberg ... 1 2 4 F. Bienz ........., 8 0 18 E. Fuelling 3 0 6 L. Bienz i—... 1 0 2 A., Grote - 0 0 0 TOTALS 16 2 32 Workman Killed In Fall From Scaffold INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — A 66-year-old worker on a new building at Fort Benjamin Harrison, nesr Indianapolis, was killed Thursday when he fell from a scaffold. Dead is Young A. Blacklock, of Indianapolis who was working on the third floor of a new finance school and adjutant general’s building. He and fellow workers were installing window sashes at the time. Ralph Grote Named As Garage Mechanic Ralph Grote, well known Decatur automobile mechanic with more than 16 years experience, has been named chibf auto and truck mechanic at Hunts garage, it was announced todayGrote has bad many years of mechanical repair experience in Decatur garages. He will agiunje his new post Immediately. British Helicopters Rescue 41 Crewmen WICK, Scotland (INS)—British helicopters battled, through an icy gale today and plucked all 41 crewmen from a Norwegian tanker aground on the rocks north of Scotland. - ' Soil Conservation Broadcast Saturday Activities of the Adams county soil conservation district will be reviewed on a radio broadcast Saturday. The broadcast will be at 12:30 p.m. on station WOWO, Ft. Wayne. DOUBTS EARLY (Continue* trom Page Ono broken. However, up to the moment there has been no indication of progress. Though hopeful of being able to effect a settlement. Finnegan has said only that the situation remains about where it wae.

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Decatur Freshmen Defeat Concordia The Decatur freshmen defeated the Fort Wayne Concordia freshmen. 39-31, at the Decatur gym Thursday evening. Concordia led at the first quarter, 10-9, but Decatur was in front at the half, 19-14. and at the third period. 24-22. Dellinger was the top scorer for Decatur with 15 points, and Schill scored a like number to lead Concordia. Decatur FG FT TP Holtsberry .. 3 3 9 Canales ... 0 11 Bischoff - - 3 0 6 Murphy - 0 0 0 Ritter ~. 3 0 6 Daniels . 0 2 2 Dellinger — .... 5 5 16 TOTALS 14 11 39 Concordia FG FT TP Koehlinger 2 2 -’"_6 Schull 5 5 15 Stockkamp 1 0 2 Moellefing 0 0 0 Thayer 0 0 0 Ramm .. 10 2 Roemke — 10 2 Doehrman ..... 2 0 4 TOTALS 12 7 31 Seven Indictments Returned By Jurors Seven Indicted By Marion County Jury INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — The Marion* county grand jury late Thursday returned seven indictments including one for murder and four for sex offenses. A first-degree murder indictment was returned against Leonard B. James, 45. of Indianapolis, for the parking lot slaying of his ex-wife, Mrs. Callie Lou Huffman, 42, also of Indianapolis. Assault with intent to commit murder was charged against John [ Miller, 69, of Indianapolis, in the alleged attempt to shoot Luther ' Boxell, of Muncie, April 25. Separate charges of assault and [ battery with intent to gratify sex--1 ual desires were returned againlt * Jasper Kelly, 74. involving two sis- ' ters, 8 and 10. and Carrie Elmer 1 Bush, 73, involving a nine-year-old 1 girl. Both men are from Indianapolis. z Leroy C. Simpson, 87, of Indianapolis. was indicted for the rape and kidnap of a bride-to-be, Dec. 8. ' !< Melvin Watson, 25, of Indianapolis, was indicted for incest on 1 June 15 involving his etepdaugh- ' ter. The other indictment was returned against Mrs. Ruth Marie Hiilsn. 26, of Columbus, who was charged with kidnaping 13-month--1 old Georgia Carol Waltz. Mrs. HU--1 len was arrested Dec. 10 at the Indianapolis bus terminal as she prepared to leave for Columbus. The child had been missing from home nine days. —. .■ se-. BOWLING SCORES . Merchant League __ „ W L Old Crowp 8 Hothouse Drug. 7 5 Blackwell 7 5 Smith’s Scrap Iron 7 5 State Gardens .......... 7 5 Krick & Tyndall No. 2 .. 7 5 Krick & Tyndall No. 1 .. 6 6 V. F. W. 4 8 Zintsmaster * 4 8 Farmers Grain Co. 3 8 High series: J. Moser 592, Wendel 572. 200 games: Wendel 233, G. Sheenan 214, IR. Fuelling 212, D. Mies 207, J. Moser 208-206, and I. Sheenan 206. Major League W L Pts. State Gardens 8 4 12 Zephyr’s ...8 4 11 Hooker Paints ...... 7 5 if Maier Hide A Fur .. 7 6 9 Ideal Dairy 7 5 9 First State Bank .... 6 6 7 Beavers OU Service .5 77 Burke’s Standard ... 5 7 6 Hoagland Farm Eq. . 6 7 6 Midwestern Life .... 2 10 8 Zephyr's won 3 points from First State Bank; State Gardens won 3 pts. from Midwestern Life; Ideal Dairy won 3 pts. from Burks's Standard, Hooker Paints won 3 pts. from Hoagland Farm Eq.; Beavers Oil Service won 3 pts. trap Maier Hide A Fur. 200 games: H. Moellerlng 202, L. Reef 222.

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Edward A. Doherty On Eagles' Staff PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Edward A. Dohdtty, 37, backfield coach at Cincinnati's Xavier University last season, han been added to the coaching staff of the Philadelphia Eagles bf the National Tootball League. Doherty ,a quarterback on Boston College’s famed 1942 football team, trained national prominence while coaching Arizona State (Tempe) from 1947 through 1950. Meyer's Defeated In Tourney Game Meyer’s Gulf, of north of Decatur, was defeated in the semi-final of the Vim league tourney Thursday night, losing an bvertime battle, 46-44, to Lowe Electric. Scoring was well balanced for both teams, Bultemeyer topping Meyer’s with 11 points and Weckel coanting 10 for Lowe. Lowe FT TP Scbeuman Oil Hantrie 3 3 9 Porter 0 0 0 Krouse — - 0 0 0 WOekeJ 4 2 10 Eiffert 3 17 Sumney 14 6 Pettit -1 3 5 Meyer 3 2 8 TOTALS —... 15 16 46 Meyer's ro FT TP Fuhrman ... 2 0 4 Kiess 3 0 • H. Getting 10 2 Uffolman - ..... 2 3 7 A. Getting . 3 3 » Ms Band 0 0 0 Kline 12 4 Gallmeyer - 0 11 ’ D- Bultemeyer 4 3 11 TOTALS 16 12 44 ; Polilical Rehash Over Toll Scandal Scandal Expected To Be Campaign Issue j INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Indi- ’ ana** toll road scandal investiga- ■ tton was over today except for its , political rehash. > Marion county prosecutor John ‘ G. Tinder, who voted with the Republican faction of • Governor , George N. Craig when he Was in the state senate, Bild: “The grand jury gave serious and deliberate consideration to all the facts. I see nothing that would warrant another grand jury Investigation." The jurors Thursday reported that they could find no conclusive evidence that state auditor Curtis Rardin solicited a bribe to vote, as a member of the state finance board, to transfer 370,000 from the state highway department to the Indiana toll road commission to finance a survey for a proposed north-south pay highway.. Therefore, the jurors refused to indict anyone, although Albert J. Wedeking, toll road commission director, charged that Rardin asked for cash on the line in Wedeking’s Claypool Hotel room in which no others were present Rardin said he was trying to trap Wedeking but admitted the effort was a failure. In Washington, Governor Craig said he still thought Rardin should resign, but the auditor had no comment except to say: The jurors named no names but administered a slight slap on the wrist to the governor and other state officials for concealing the bribe scandal for nine mop ths. The others “in the know" were Wedeking, state internal revenue commissioner Frank T. Millie, and state police superintendent Ar thur Jessup. One politico said: ’“Nobody got hurt.” That is not quite true. Democratic leaders, in this year’s campaign, plan to make toll road irregularities a major campaign issue, on the theory that where - there is so much money smoke there must be fire. They will not be checked by numerous antiCraig GOP chiefs. Dallas — The inhalation of gasoline fumes reacts on some people the same as alcohol. Trade In a Good Town Decatui

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Chicago Bears Name Driscoll New Coach CHICAGO (INS)—Sixty-year-old Paddy Driscoll, limbing from an old football hip injury, took over as head coach today of the rejuyenated Chicago Bears. The appoiptment of Driscoll was announced My owner George > I alas on the 'occasion of hi*. own 61st birthday anniversary Thursday, thus bringing Halas’ own 35-year coaching career to at least a tentative close. Driscoll, an outstanding drop kicker during hia college days at Northwestern university, has been connected with the Bears —off and on—since 1926. » During the past 15 years he has won wide repute as a genera) allaround professional coach, specializing in ironing out intricacies of the split-T offensive as developed under Halas, one of the great masters of the formation. Erreneous Report On Grimm Sentence * An erroneous report from Fort Wayne was published in this paper yesterday concerning Robert E. Grimm of Decatur, who has been indicted on a charge of violation of the Dyer act in Judge Luther Swygert’s federal court in Fort Wayne. It was incorrectly reported that Grimm was sentenced to a threeyear term, sentence to begin immediately. According to the corrected information, Grimm was arraigned and entered:a plea of guilty. His case has been referred to the probation officer for presentence investigation. Until sentence is passed, he is out on bond. Youth Fellowship Conducts Service The youth fellowship will conduct the evening service at the Monroe Methodist church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The order of, service: Prelude, Ned Stucky; hymn, Gary McMillen, song leader, Doris Bluhm, pianist; The Lord’s Prayer, congregation, led by Nancy Shoaf; piano solo, Sandra Cramer; hymn; accordion duet, Karen Brandt and Sidney Schwartz; offering, prayer, Arlen Mitchel, pianist, Carolyn Mitchel; solo, Mrs. John O. Reed; devotions, Costa Hike; speaker, John O. Reed, Adams Central high school principal, “What Youth Wants to Know;" hymn; league benediction. Church Os God Youth Observe Youth Week The youth of the Church of God will observe youth week with a banquet in the fellowship basement of the church at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Don Debolt, of Anderson College, will be master of ceremonies, and the Hhrmonette girls trio from Anderson’ College will furnish special music. The youth will also have full ciuttge of the Sunday morning worship service at 9:30 a.m., and the Sunday evening evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Debolt will be guest speaker and the girls trio will provide special music. The high school youth will hold a get-together at 2 p.m. Strnday at the home of Paul and Kathryn Strickler, 314 LimberleaL Adult Farmers Class Meets Monday Night > Two representatives of the Ind-iana-Michigan EReefric Co., E W. ■Mike" Bolton, residential representative, and Lee McConnell, system farm supervisor, will be guest speakers at a Monday night meeting of the adult formers class At Decatur high school, it was announced today. Both speakers will use the general subject of “Electricity On The Farm”. The meeting will be open to ,all people interested in the subject and a special invitation has been Issued to farmers of this area. ‘ The meeting is scheduled for room 102, Decatur high school, 'Monday night and it will start at 7:30 o’clockWashington — The US. public health service is the principal federal health agency. Washington — Sugar beets and sugar cane are not related but their sugar is IdenticaL

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