Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1956 — Page 4

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r.r-- - --r —.- ' —.", ■. "h , , k , ■" f , DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT '■ Published Every Evening Except Sunday By * * V THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT"CO.. ING. * *nter*d at the Decatur. Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter . Dick D Hellef President J. H. Heller — Vice-President Cha* Holthouse .—- — Secretary Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mall tn Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 18.00: Hix months, 84.85; 8 months, 88.85. „ By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 0.00; 6 months, 84.75; .8 months. 82.56. By Carrier: 80 cents per week. Single copies, 6 cents.

Read our aas ana shop where you are welcome. Shop where you are known and we aye certain that you will he ahead in the long run. Shop the Decatur way. -—0 The cooler weather makes all of ua recall the good old days of May and June. Let's not be lulled into a false security for we do have a lot of summer ahead ot Us. —-0- 0— With so many demands upon Congress for various forms of relief. subsidies and guarantees, suppose the sportsmen will soon demand a guaranteed annual catch or take? " ’ ■ ___# o Indiana’s campaign to reduce traffic fatalities paid big dividends over the Fourth. Not many accidents and only one death has been reported. We can still do more when the people begin to make safety their business. Keep up the great work, drivers, 0 0—Adams county crops, though suffering from the recent Tains and subsequent problems, look - good and harvest time will find opr farmers busy with good results from their strenuous efforts. Try as one might, it’s hard to equal Adams county with its industrious people and Sensible diversification. — ■ ; -o o — We haven't heard of the manner of disposition of the 32 billion surplus in the Treasury department as of June 30,1956. It is safe to .assume .that it can be put to good use on debt or interest. Aptjrtreatiy lust year was too low or the people paid toomuch tax. When a correction -is made, you Fan "gtiess t&e pith ft) * be taken. ■ • • OfT ——o o . The steel strike, affecting some' million people through direct loss of income, could soon spread to millions more. Many of our -basic industries need steel and

WKJG-TV (Channel 33) FRIDAY Event** 6:00 —&atcaw»y to Sport* ‘ 6:ls—Jack Gray, News 6:2s—The Weatherman 6:3O—J. P. Morgan 6:4s—News Caravan 7; 00—-Truth or Consequence* 7:30 — Ute of Riley 6:oo—Big Story 3:3o—Star Stage B:oo—Caval-cade of Sports 9:4s—Red Barber’s Sports Cornet 10; 00—Celebrity Playhouse 19:30—Unde rvo-v er II :00—The Weatherman 11:10—Sports Today ■ 1'1:15 —News ,1 "'r11:30—WrestUng 12:00—"Northwest Stampede" 6ATIRDAI $ ' - 6:oo—Howdy Doody 9:30—1 Married Joan 10:00—Fury10:30—Ramar of the Jungle 11:00—Captain Gallant 11; 30—Meet Mr. Wizard Afternoon 12; 00—Uncle Dave and Pete 12:30—Two Gun Playhouse I:3o—The Trail Riders 2:oo—Movietirhe 3:oo —Everyday Nutrition 3:3o—Film Parade 3:45 —Industry on Parade 4.oo—Mermaid Festival 4:3o—Musical Memo 4:4s—lndustry en Parade 5; 00—Three Meaquiteers Evening 6:oo—Adventure of Kit Carsftn 6:3o—Down Yon Go 7:oo—Patti Page Show ■<, 6:oo—People Are Funny B:3O—M V - Little Margi s:W—Encore Theater , 9:3o—Adventure Theater 10:00 —Badge 714 1.0; so—Passport to Danger 14:00—“Along Come Janes” SUNDAY At tern son Blt : tiFWI" - ——— 12; 15—How Christian Science Heals 12:30 —This is the Life l;()0—The Christophers .I:3o—The Ruggles t>:oß—John Wayne Theater 2:ss—Cleveland at Kansas *Pity 3; 30—Roy Roger* ►eitog - «; 00—“Tupper” 6:3o—Fronteer i.. -■ 7;O0 —Steve Alien Show T:oo—TV" Playhouse o.oo—Man Against Crime »:4V—Feder-4 Men ' • 19:00 —Sunday New* Special 10:10—SpbrtM Today - - 'itJlS—•The 10:46<—dfwingla on a Rainbow, WINTSTV (Channel 1$) FRIDAY . 6:90 —N’O.ws. Hlekox

steel fabrications to operate. Doubtless, the Federal Mediation board can and will soon get the two aides together and work out a settlement suitable to both sides. —o . Reports from the wheat states indicate that the current crop will be down considerably. Some say ten to twelve bushels per acre will be commonplace duo to the inadequate-rain fall. If such is the -case. Mother Nature is again at work to level off the surpluses which have been of great concern to farm experts. Throughout history there has been a constant tendency to become alarmed at temporary fluctuations in production and oversupply. Perhaps we need to look more closely at the various cycles and learn that our economy usually takes good care of itself. Droughts, plant diseases and insects have a tendency to control supplies and when we add man-made dislocations, the perplexities of modern times may be intended to keep us. more alert -... 4 —-o— - - This corner has not yet been sold on the philosophy of Federal aid to education. While the birdseye view is generally credited to Washington, it is doubted that a standardization such as we would from our capital would best suit tho needs of even the four corners of Adams County, let alone these United States. The greatness of opr Schools has developed through local boards and administration, so let us not be led to a system that has ■ neither been, tried nor proven. If,. It Ts WderaTafd/ tten tie tax- ■ payer would still pay for education and also pay for an extension ’ for bureaucracy lor collecting arid’’ reapportioning among the several states. Blighted areas do deserve help but certainly not a program to make all of us look for a ’’handout,” predicated to the influence which our lobby might develop. —- —-—_ . .

PROGRAMS (Central Daylight Time)

. 6:lo—Spcrte Extra, Grossman 6:ls—Douglas Edwards • I ‘6:3o—My Friend Flieka 7:oo—Mama 7:30 —Our Miss Brooks 8; 00—Crusader B:3o—'Break the Bank 9:oo —Undercurrent 9:3o—Pantomime (Jutas lOTO—MilHbh Do'Haj* Movie 11;5J —News, Weather, Sports J SATURDAY Morning 8;3O —Captain 'Kangaroo —9*9o —Mighty Mouse 10:00—V.’inky IHnk 19:30-*Johnny Jupiter 11:00—The Big Top Afternoon .. 12:00—Gene Autry 12:30—Tom Harman's Work Shop l'2:4sPre-Game Warmup 12:55—TV Game of the Week 4:3o—Gabby Hayes — 5:00-7Roy Rogers Evening 6:oo—Lassie 8; 30—Beat the Clock 7:oo—The Honeymooners 7:3o—Stage Show 8:00—Two for the Money Bs3o—'Huss Morgan Snow ■ 9:00 —Gunsmake ®:3o—High Finance ’ 10:00 —Fabian of Scotland Yard 10:30 —Dollar a Second 11;00 —Grand Ole -Aipry 12:00—Late News SUNDAY Morning 9:oo—Lamp Unto My F«.«t 9:3o—Look Up and Live 10:00—Eye on New York TO:3o—Camera Three 11:00—Let's Take A Trip 41:30 —Faith Fot.JTodajr Afternoon 12:00—This is the Li-e 12:30—Wild Bill Hickox 1;00 —Broadway Theater 2:3o—American Tp’ir* ’ 3:oo—The Way 3:3o—Advent’irt, . . UQO—-Mermaid Festival Y 4:9O—••CBS NEWS 5 o?—Te J epitope Time . „ s:39—You A?m There 8 Evening 6:oo—Annie Oakley 6:3o—Private Secretary 7;oo—The'Ed Sullivan Show B:oo—General Electric Theater B:3o—Alfred Hitchcock Presents 9:00—364,000 Challenge f-30—San Francisco Beat 10:00—Starlight Tlieater I*l3o. —New*,' Weather, Sports MOVIES ADAMS c •‘Broken Star” & '’Fast & Furious” jM; at «:?,o Wi t. Start lug at 1;K». - , 'H' FMddeh Planet' Sun. 4:42-; 3:47; 5:32; 7-7 ST; '19:02. DRIVE IN “Mau from 1-aramie" Fri. at dusk. “Chief Crazy’ Horse” A "Eternal Sea” Sat. at dusk. "Couft Martial of Billy Mitchell” ' Sun a t dusk.

s ■ ‘ ? 20 Years Ago I Today > 0 , ~, — 6 July 6—Methodists observed 55th corker atone laying last Sunday. New oats and barley varieties demonstrated at William Patterson farm in Blue Creek township. Avon Burk and D. W. McMillen, both past presidents of the national hay association, will be honored at grain dealers convention at Indianapolis. No serious accidents reported in Decatur over July 4 holiday. Adams county township trustees pass resolution banning persons dver 70 years of age from township aid if they hawe nqt now filed dpplications Work is progressing rapidly on work at city power plant. County superintendent's office will remain on second floor of court house, commissioners decide. State tax board approves 39,67 X additional appropriation- voted recently by county Council. Property owners ordered to cut weeds by July 15 by Dr. R. E. Daniel, secretary of the city board pt health.

Cardinals hnd Yanks still lead in National and American league baseball standings.

National Debt Cut From Previous Year WASHINGTON (UP) —The national debt stood at 3272.75013,649 at the end of fiscal 1956 last Saturday midnight, the , treasury reported. This was a 31,600,000,000 cut from the previous year. The government surplus for the fiscal year, first in five years, was MWMWted at about 33,000,000.000. It will be at least two weeks, however, before the exact spending end revenue figures are known. Decatur Youth Fined, Sentence Suspended Paul Edward Reichert, 21, of Decatur was fined 310 and costs and given a suspended slx-month term at the state penal farm in city court this morning after entering a plea of guilty to the charge of assault and battery. Reichert was arrested Thursday in Fort Wayne on a warrant Issued as the result of a complaint of a young Decatur girl last Saturday. The girl, whq was not harmed, has been turned over to juvenile authorities. Reichert was unable to pay his fine and was ta.keji to the Adams county jail. ; -Raynrond '4S. ‘bf Fori:. ’Wh'yne route nine, was fined 31 and costs in city court this ui owning on a charge of speeding, ya. was ,ajrested on U. S.vhigUwow 27 Th Decatur. A fine of 31 and costs was paid by Richard Swygart in justice of the peace court Thursday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a valid permit.

Tradfe in a Good Town — Deci ur

" CHAPTER 33 /'"’YNTHIA was again leaning v- forward talking to Bruce, telling him now of her father's scientific work on the subject of tropical diseases, how in the past few years it had taken them to Trinidad to Jamaica, where they had been living now for eighteen months. “It will be wonderful for Dad to talk with a colleague who’s had your wide experience, Bruce," she said earnestly. “With Dad’s knowledge and your practical experience—” She broke off abruptly. Lightning flashed like a bright sword right across the road.'Vai saw piercingly clearly for a moment the narrow uneven road, the deep drop on one side ' l down seemingly impenetrable mountainside. Thtf”ndxt moment thunder crashed so loudly it deafened her. The car swerved dangerously as though the vibrations had shaken it, or it may have been that the driver’s nerves were shaken badly. " , i . * ■ The small colored manturned his head toward Cynthia. “I stop, missus. Bad, bad storm coining up. Not safe to drive." “Oh* nonsense!” Cynthia said crossly. “Keep on driving, man. The worst of the storm hasn’t Struck yet—and anyhow, there’s no point in stopping here. There are no hotels or even any habitation for miles.”, “ “Bad night, wicfcetf night,” the driver muttered morosely, “flight when duppies creep through: the forests and zombies come alive. Night when the three-legged caff roams.” “For heaven's sake shut up with your pagan nonsense,” Cynthia said furiously. “There’s, no sense in it I know. Keep the car going.” — ■ "Cynthia, if the driver is rcaUy afraid," BruCe was beginning when his voice drowned in a sudden deluge of raip. Lt was like a cloudburst. Again the car swerved and in the dim headlights Vai could see that the road had almost instantly become' a sea of mud- , ' 5* - A

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o —o i Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE » —1 Iron Pans The iron frying pan or pot roaster will not rust if It is thoroughly dry before putting away. Place the pan over a lighted gas burner until it dries. Cracker Dainties Spread some salt crackers witfi peanut butter, place on each a halt marshhmallow, and brown In a hot oven. These are plendid for serving with the buffet lunch. The Refrigerator 1 Keep the inside of the refrigator and the drain pipes clean by wash? ing with; hot water and soda once a week. o — —■> »s | Modern Etiquette | BY ROBERTA LEE T — - - - ij Q Is it obligatory for a bride to buy a gift of some kind for her bridegroom on their wedding day? A. While this could not be called obligatory, it is the customary thing for a bride to give her bridegroom some kind of gift for his personal use. i_; Q. When one .has.,an lUness.. in. the family, arid h trlehd ffijfs';'*! am sorry,” what should one’s response M sufficient. ’ W Q. tnfich is correct form. “Mrs. Whitney, this is my husband.” or.. “Mrs.. Whitney, this is Mr. Smith" A. The correct form is, “.Mrs. Whitney, this is my husband " Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.

A , . She leaned forward, trying to look through the windshield, and suddenly she seemed to see somethinf move across the road just ahead of them. It might have been a palm blown down and brushed across the road by the tyind, but it didn’t look like a palm; it looked like something . quite different. ■The three-legged calf! The three-legged calf!” the driver cried crazily. The car swerved, ' skidded, and an Instant later had plunged over the side of the road. Now they were rushing down the mountainside, bumping madly i from one tree to another. It must have all happened in minutes and yet to Vai it seemed hours. As they plunged downwards the win- , dow shattered beside Cynthia, i Vai was vaguely conscious of hearing Cynthia give a low moan. She scarcely .felt the shock of the crash when it came, but it must have jarred her considerably for she 'ost consciousness. The first thing she knew Was Bruce shaking her shoulder and saying; “Vai, for heaven’s sake, Vbl> are you all right?” \ f She forced herself with a great effort to struggle back to complete consciousness. “I'm all right, I think, Bruce.” “Thank heavens! You’ve got to help me, Vai. Cynthia’s been cut badly by the broken glass* I don’t know how ba’dly, but she's bleeding all over tije place. She may be dying." She had a firm grip of herself by now. "What can we do?” •■We’ve got to get her nomewhere where I can examine her." “But where?” she asked des-' perately, “The driver—" “He’s out too. This infernal rain! All I have is a box of matches and they’re so damp they won’t .strike any longer.” -«The ear headlamps?” she suggested weakly. : ’’Smashed to smithereens When ] we rqn into the tree that stopped us. Otherwise we’d all be dead.” 1 But as though in answer to i the unspoken prayer that must . . ' i ' ' • ' ' ■

’ Five Traffic Deaths Recorded In State Sobering Climax To 1 Safe Driving Week By UNITED PRESS L Death steered clear of Hoosier Jjjiighways during the Fourth of L July holiday period but compene sated for jts absence in the hours which followed. At least five persons were kill- . c-d in traffic Thursday and early ; Today in a sobering climax to safe , driving week in Indiana. Only one death was reported In - the 30-hour holiday period Tuesday night and Wednesday. But throe accidents at opposite ends in the middle of the state killed four persons Thursday, and a teen-age boy was kill- ’ ed this morning. : Thursday victims were Mrs. Ma ■ i Thornton. 60, Indianapolis, killed 1 when struck by an automobile; ' Dennis Gehlhausen. 5, Uniontown,, • filled when a small truck ran" on > Jh» road a«d overturned near his nome, arid Mrs. Clella AVhinery. l i&4; ‘‘W.'d. ‘ 1 jkoonsT’ 56. Fort Wayne, killed i'jnear Fort Wayne in a two car eelIkiston. ! "Wayne-Nuell. 177 Warsaw. wasT • Hfllcd in a highway intersection ,>crash of two cars this morning. Ltr.AIMS AI.I.OWKD B) BOARD OF f. COMMISSIONERS ' JI'LY V. n>."« * , COUNTY '.Citizens Tele. Co. Oper ... I 11>>.K' • ; Dfeeatur Light-Water D. do ‘ iCommereiai Print Shop do .. 59.79

nave been m both their hearts, suddenly a faint glimmer of light crept like a glowworm through the darkness. They both stared toward it almost unbelievingly as it grew brighter and stronger, and presently they saw emerge through the thick wadi of rain a old native man, holding ra storm lante«ah 1g h over his bead. * ‘Bruce st u nib 1e d forward th rough the thick mud to meet him. 'i "Can you help us ?" he shouted. /There’s been an accident. A lady Is badly hurt Is there a house hear here? ?” f The old man shook his grizzled head slowly. “"No house, man. I have hut here, but no telephone. No other house for many, many tniles. I am voodoo priest. I live here all alone;” Bruce asked eagerly. "Can we Carry this young lady to your hut ? I’m. a doctor and 1 must attend to her at once.” “You are welcome to my humble abode,” the old man said with grave courtesy. ,‘ “Good!" Bruce said. “But first I want to get out my case of surgical instruments." “We’d best get the driver inti, the hut quickly too. lie may be badly injured,” Vai said urgEhtly.. «< But just then the driver rolled his head from one side to the other and muttered, "The threelegged calf . . . the three-legged calf » . . ." The old native nodded his head slowly. “Ah, yes, he see the threelegged calf tonight. I too see the 'three-legged calf, and then I hear noise of your car falling, falling . . . But you are not all dead, so the calf is merciful tonight. Very merciful." “Oh, for heaven’s sake stop this gibberish and let’s find my instruments,” Bruce said sharply and irritably. ‘T tolcL you it's a matter of-tafe 'and death for tills poor girt” h”.” “If the calf is willing, she will live; if not, she will die,'? the old man said fatalistically. '♦ ~ (To Be Continued) . ~

D*catur Domocrat Co. do .... 2*2.67 Haywood Pub. Co. <ls 1326.30 Schafer Store do ...X.....L,.... 16.51 The Bobbs-.Merrlll Co. Clk J 6.00 Helen E, Johnson And & T. 66.00 Prank Kitaon Aud Exp 4>.56 Neodbam’e Typewriter do 10.78 Merle Attolder Sher Exp ..- 246.40 Smith Drug Co. do 3.80 Decatur Lumber CO. do ........ 2.841 HoHhouee Drug Co. do _;..... <2.50 Italph ‘E. Roop do - 1.25 .Emergency Radio Serv. do 30.00 Koehlinger'e do ........ 16.00 H. Moeliering Siirv di Mil 61.70 Ft. Wayne B. Print Sup. do 4.85 Herbert .My’ers Pros Atty 2.15 Rossie Kn*s Aesemkir Dep 63.00 C. M. Grablll Sch Supt Mil 38.16 H. F. ZWlck, M.D. Hlth Sul 77.00 C. H. Mueelman Prob Mij 410.00 Myles F. Parrish Ct Ct Exp 10.00 Coverall Rental Service d*> 4.20 Citizen.-* Tele. Co. do 2 4.84 Raymond N. Klass \no. do 30.00 .WWt.Pi*. Co. do ........ 541.50 Bobbs-Merrlll Co. do - 2,1.50 Callaghan & Co do 15.00 letwyar* Co-op Pub. Co. do 12.60 John Bixler Ct House’ Jan 235.00 Jewel Ehinger Ct II Matron 100.00 William KluanianCtH Exp 56.00 Doula Drake do 10.00 Klenk’js Service Center do .. 59.14Janitor’* Supply Co. do — 17.00 Jerome Nussbaum do 3-60 Haugk's do - 8.26 Coverall Rental Service do 5.00 Doris Attolder Jail Matron 125.00 Blackwell’s D. Store Jail M 2.91 Norval 8. Rich, M.D. do 19.50 Willis N. Hakes do 473.20 No, Ind. Public Ser. Co do 15.08 G. Fosngugh !Jo Home Supt 200.00 L Stuck* Co Hom* Atten 140.00 Bessie Wiendle do 50.00 Martha Shoaf do .—.....—... 36.00 Willie Knuckles do IQO.OO Charles McDonald do 140.00 Philip E. Melkmald do 52.00 Norval Rich. M.D. do 88.75 Rev.jA- A. Fenner do 4100 Rev. Ord Gehman dp ... . B.Op Dr. Ralph E. Allison do .... 30.00 Art I-engerleb do .-. 29.01 Schafer Store do’ "88.18 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co. do . 129.10 Beavers Oil Service do 154.43 Burseley & Co.. Inc. do 108.55 Kohne Df-ug Store do 1,1.35 Smith Drug Co. do .—_— 4.18 Jerome Nussbaum do __2.21.00 Stiefel Grain Co. do' .. . 116.25 . Blue Galrrie Gas. Inc. do .... 29.22 Kimpel’a Cigar Store do .... 102.20 Haugk's do 20.00 Stewart’* Bakery do 50.33 Heller Coal Feed & Sup. do 119.36 Will Winner W. Twp Ass. 150.00 C E. Marshand New Imp. .. 20.00 T-lmmaw-R- Baker-dtr ~ 20.00 ~ Homer Niederhauser Reas. 2.00 Harley J Reef Oo Comm 158,33 Dewis H. Worthman do ..... 158.33 John A. Kintz do 158.33 j Dick Burdg 80. of Review 160.00; Catherine O-whenrider do .... 160.90 . David A. Ma-, kiln Co Atty 100.00 ; Frank Myers Trustee Sal lfi.7s| Raymond E. Moser do ........ 143.75 Emil Stauffer do 175.00 H. D. Mouser do .. .... . .. 173.00: August Schlickman d 0143.75, Silvan Sprunger do 237.50! Ed Apmann do 175.00’ Omer Merriman do 200.00, D. H. Brunner do ........175.001 Fred Bittner do 175.001 I. A. Mann do 287.60 1 Katherine E. Aspy Ass. Exj> 170.00 , Floyd B. Aspy do 40,001 Berne Witness Co. Degal A. 67.27! Arman Habegger Bridge ,-.i 112.00, C. C. Abbott do ..... _..L 120.15John Iscti do ................... 1,... .128.70 Hubert Iscli do 183.65 Lawrence Smith do 56.25, Ernest BaMman 'Garage do 8.00 I Hobart Welding Equip. do 5.00 1 Armco Drainage-Met. P. do 968.11 , lost Gravel Ready Mix do 112.16 Kocher Dumber Co. do ........ 188.44 1 Habegger Hdwe. do 99.84 Jos. F. Kliealer Co. do ......... 900.00 Bla. k Funeral Home Soli B 100.00 Adams Co. Farmer’s In. -Tp. 100.00 Adams Co. 4-H ClUr> Ass. do 4256.00 Jim* ‘Butler Fox Sty "3.00 JHyfa Ev.J]Aukinan.. da .via, : Igj-sM Tee-man -do I. ttyrtffir WlfoTtal TR- case Tincm M. c. Stewart Brue Test .. . 12.00 Ralph E. Allison do . 175.0<l Paul M. Cellar do a 75.50 1 De. Loss W. Firewved do , 258-.50 Hakon Holm do ;... 4.50 Edward P. Peck do 25,00 William Freeman do 113,50 Belaud Smith Ins; Ag. Pre - 25.00 Lawrence Smith Co & Ditch 158.62 /Austin Merriman do ... .... 112.00 Carl Burkhart du ....128.10 Theo Buhnahn Open Ditch 7.70 Paul G. Becker do 10.00 Eliper Gerber Tile Dr .' 12.16 Wayne Dubach do 7.00 C. R. Williams do 56.00 J. W. Kar-eh Stmie. -KrtVJG’ Tyndall Co. do 231.51 Decatur Au to .Sup. Ditch Al 1-2.88 Korte Bros, do 154.00 Stockberger Mach do ........ 161.80 Beavers Oil Service do 137.20 Butlers Garage do 50.14 HIGHWAY Lawrence Noll Supt 166.66 Walter Beppurt A/Supt. ... 138.60 Albert Beer do 141.40 Mary Jane Raymond Holter Diesel .... 133.65 Lawrence Koenig "do 135.00 . Virgil Ferry da 136.35 Virgil Draper -do r 138.60 Jesse Patch Munck. 163.35 Harold Burger Truck 136.35 Don Harvey do 1 wiehaTd LaFontaine do .5. 136.35 (•Dewayne Beer do' .:. 136.35 Roger Steiner do 136.36 Arthur Rose Tractor 133.65 Noah Brunner do 133.6.5 Christ Mes-hberger do 136.35 Joe Spangler janitor 49.00 Christ Zurciier S. H. 13.1.30 Joel Augsburger do 131.30 Max Case" do 70,20 David Runyon do - 118.30 Burl Fuhrman Truck 136.36 Louie- Drake Watchman . 2.00 Decatur Light-Water Oper. 11.49 Treasurer of Adams Co, do 754.61 Citizens Telephone Co. do .. 12.15 Melyin Meyer do 10.00 Deiwh supply Co. do .... . 6,1.07 Berne Farm Equip. Co. do 26.55 Paul Yoder Garage do 10.7-5 Fellier Mach. Shop do 5.89 .Decatur Ekfuhpifrent Inc. do ’’ 88.57 RlehlA Tractor Imp. Co! do - 7.60 Mac Allister Much. Co. do 356.52 Ft. .Wayne Spring Ser. do 11.1.2 Bearings * Inc. do 18.21

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! W. Rubber A Hydraulloa do 41. M Allen Co. Trae. SalM do 16.8. 'IXMUtur Auto Supply do .... 91.29 Pair's Tire * Imp. do C. C. Scliw’artt A Sons do .. 4.35 Motor Fuel Tax Div. do -6 4'2.801 Beavers OU Service do ... 1117.44 National Oil & Gas Inc. do •< 22.00 | Dierkes Implement Saleh do 180.85 Raiwla lne< do 39.98 Snapon Tools-da 22.10 Bag Service Jree. do 3.69 J. E. Sheets do 60.00 J. W. Karch Stone Master. 15.74 MeShberger Bros. Stone do 8170.02 Lytmrger Gravel do 2.’UAO The Krlek-Tyndall Co. do 96.37 Berne Ready Mix Con. do 44.20

If 80 MERCURY V | PHAETONS! I W FREE I IN ED SULLIVAN'S $ 425,000 MERCURY CONTEST 1 KW JUNE 11th—AUGUST 4th M Ist PRIZI: MONTCLAIR PHAETON-one each week 2nd- 10th PRIZES: MONTEREY PHAETONS-9 each week PLUS 200 G.E. PORTABLE TELEVISION SETS-25 each week 2400 ELGIN AMERICAN LIGHTERS-300 each week . . MERCURY CAR BUYERS DURING CONTEST MAY WIN A SIO,OOO CASHdIONUS (See Offlciel fshy Wank for dstoiM „ \ Perlormanie Test Proves This One Best! M J; j 5... Je / '■ E1 ,_i,r ,■ .n:: x i * m? W <S 3) jHij .i oiv ny j iO/V tool. 1.1 — vt* --, - . . COCKSHUn BLACK HAWK GOLDEN EAGEL DIESEL Reports on performance tests of 28 farm tractor makes or models conducted at the Research Testing Center at LeGrand, lowa, disclosed the efficiency- and fuel economy ratings of the GOLDEN EAGLE DIESEL are the highest of any tractor tested. ISte tests were conducted by the Agricultural Research Association who found the Horsepower hours per gallon of fuel was 16.606. The second place tractor for efficiency and fuel economy was the COCKSHUTT BLACK HAWK “50” DIESEL TRACTOR. BOTH TRACTORS ARE DISTRIBUTED AND SERVICED BY YOUR Adams County Farm Bureau Co-op BERNE MONROE - GENEVA 2-2612 6-6035,,. 14 PLEASANT MILLS < WILLIAMS 7-7316 L.&S. on 18 Hoagland 1 - ■ ■ ■'

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•chat*- co. rm. Najlanal Mill Supply do .... 2042 il«av*r« Oil Service do 73.00 .UKI.FABS ~ ’Bernto* Nblnon Mil A Po»t. J 5.49 I Mary J. Haielwood MU 18. U Mabel Me rehall do Jl-JJ I Veronica Ll-nn do 37.ji Erencia K. Bholl do l-JJ enora Gkndanlilg do r 7.M i Ixtalar H Brutuuk Ao 3»« > CUnton n. Hteury do M citUena lale. Co. Oper. w 17.45 Board of Commlnelononi Certified before me thia 5Hi day i. of July, 1966. FRANK KITSON AUDITOR ADAMS W.