Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 13 July 1956 — Page 4

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It yon have not attended the ball gomes at Worthman field you’ve missed an evening of good entertainment. Both of the leagues are patting on quite a show and an evening will bo wadi spent while watching the youngstars play ball. Fan interest remains high and all seem to enjoy the good show which in staged most every night 1 0 0 Indiana conservation reports indicate that hunting has Improved over the past year. A survey of 25.000 sportsmen shows that the bags of rabbits,’ squirrels, pheasants, quail and waterfowl have been increased in great numbers. The latter shows an increase of more than* twice the number taken in 1954- We wonder how Adams county fared in the purported climb? b—rA few of the important “do’s” to which you should pay attention before leaving on a vacation indude: stop milk, newspaper and other deliveries; lock all doors and windows: arrange to keep the lawn mowed and have someone remove advertising circulars from the porch: disconnect lamps and appliances at wall outlets and *Mt important among all, service the car thoroughly as well as check lights, brakes, tires, steerteg and windshield wipers. A few precautions will make for a more relaxed vacation. 0 0 Included among your rent payment* should be certain acts of consideration for others. A visit wijh a shut-in, a card to someone who has encountered a mistartuhe or, Jwt ’ a word* of couragement for one who needs a lift. All these as well as other acts ot consideration will enable you to feel that there.is an excuse’ for your exte/encsT dne great' American who lived in Decatur always was thought of as a kind man. more concerned with his fellowman than with the money he could accumulate, he left us a better place in which to live. So cart Ste do as well.

WKJG -TV (Channel 33) FRIDAY Satesway to Sport* i «:15—Jack Gray, New* 6:2s—•The Weatherman > 6:3O—J. P. Morgan , 6:4s—News Caravan 7-00—Truth or Consequence* 7; 30— ~Uf« of Riley 8:00—Big Story j:3g*-®tar Stage 9:oo—Cavalcade nt Sports 9:45-—Red Barber's Sports Corner 10; 00—Celebrity Playhouse” 10:30—.Undercewer 11:00 —The Weatherman ti:lo—ftoorta Today 11 :J«—News 11 ;3o—W rttrtU ng 12:60—"Nertirwest -Stampede” £ SATURDAY Morning 9:oo—iHowdy Doody 9:30—1 Married Joan 10:00—Fury 10:30 —Ramar of the Jungl* 11:00 —Captain Gallant H;3i0 —Meet Mr. Wlxard Afternoon 13; 00 —Uncle Dave and Pet* 12:30 —Two Gun Playhouse I:l9—The Trail Riders 2 HM'-’aMOvletime ' ’ ■ 3*o0 —Everyday Nutrition B::fc—Him Parade 3Hs—lndustry <W_ Parade 4foo—Mpnmouth Handicap t.ao—4145—Industry on Parade 5; 00—Three Mesquiteers livening 6:69-SAdvehWri! of Kit Carson 6:3o—‘Down You Go 7 jOO—JfcMns Lottos* Vfaow 8 SVO—People Are Funny B:3o—My Id t tie Margi 9:oo—SJncore Theater ’ ' 9; 30—Adventure Theater 10:00—Badge 114 10:30— Passport to Danger •11:60—Letter From An Unknown Woman SUNDAY 1 ? ■ rs—Mow ChristJarr FU-ienc* Heald 12:30—Indians vs. Red Sox | 3 OU—This is the Ljfc . . . * B:SO—The Christophers "4 4 ;O o—The RjmkwT . ; 4:3o—John Wayne Theater s:3B—Key Rogers* ■•■ 6:3o—“The Bachelor” 7 : m>—Steve Alina. *»ow Aminat Grime l|:*0— tfandaySpecial 10-*5—“G. ” WIMT-TV (Channel 15) FRIDAY . >

■ yawl II ■■■■ I. meie ■■■■■■■— It has been said that there were just as many reckless drivers W years ago, but they were driving something that had more sene* than they had. A—« While most of ue subscribe to the theory that a community shall govern itself, there are areas wherein national interference is accepted with reservations. There is a greaj amount of discussion of the issue of integration and it is safe to assume that many of you have taken sides. Irregardless of the merits of the arguments tor and against this particular issue, far more important to many of us is the question of states rights. Should we come to the day of federal aid to education, isn’t it safe to anticipate further interference with the functions of local government? The excuse is that we live in a more involved society at present and therefore require extensive intervention by federal authority. Moro than likely the answer lies in the fact that we are more than anxious for handouts and must bring ourselves to accept regulatory actions from Washington. Some suggest that we are not able to determine that which is best tor us, asking for Uncle Sam to make decisions for our best interests. It would appear that we get the treatment for which we ask, let’s put the blame where it belongs, here in the grass roots. —-0 o The National league io rapidly evening some old scores with the American league. For many years It was thought that the sluggers r were to be found in the junior circuit but id winning the last five out of six games, the balance of power has moved to the . other group, commonly called the National League. From the looks of some of those brawny young men, the American “banjo" hitters lack the crowd appeal of Ruth, Gehrig and Foxx. Presume the World Series will be decided in a similar fashion. • ■

PROGRAMS (Central Daylight Time)

«:!•«—Bpsrie Extra, Grossman 6:4 s—Douglas Edwards 4:3o—My Friend Flick* 7:oo—Mama 7:3o—Our Mis* Brooks 8 JOO —Crusader B:lo—Break the Bank 9: bo—Undercurrent ■ . 9:3o—Pan torn line Qu Is 10 :“o—Million Dodlar Movie H;iJ —News. Weather, Sports SATURDAY Moirnimr 8.-ißO—Captain Kangaroo 9:Bo—Mighty Mouse • 10:00—Winky Dink 10:30—Johnny Jupiter 11:96—The Big Top Afternoon 12:00—Agriculture on Parade 12:30—Tom Harman's Work Shop 12:46Pre-Game Warmup 12:55—TV Game of the Week 4:3o—GabbyHay es s:oo—Roy Rogers Kveuinv 6;00—-Lassie S;,B0 —Beat the Clock 7:oo—The Honeymooner* 7:3o—Stage Show 8:00—Two for the Money B:3o—dtuae Morgan Shoa’ 9:oo—Gunsmake 9:3o—High Finance 10; #o—WbUn of Scotland Yard 10; 30—Dollar a Second 11:0O—Wrestling 12; 00—bate New* . D,. SUNDAY "Too—Samp Unto My P «,et 9:3o—Look Up and Live 10:00—Eye On New York 10;«0 —Camera Three ‘ . 11:00—Let's Tape A Trip 11786—Faith Fa Today Afternoon 12:00—This is the Lue 12:30—Wild Bill Hickox 1;00— Broadway Theater 2:Bo—American Tours B:oo—The Way 2:3o—Bandwagon '56 4:o9—Face the Nation 4;3O—CBS ICWS s:oo—Telephone Time 5; 86—You A?v There 6:46—Annie Oakley 4 s:6|—Private Secretary ItJy—The Ed Sullivan Show *B*9—Ge ae tai Electric Theater iff* —Alfred Hitchcock Present* »;60-HLO*? Ctatlleiwe Ban Francisco Beat 10:00—StSwbt Theater U:36—-News, Weather, Sport* movies - ADAMS. •‘Day of Fury’’ A ‘‘Uranium Boom” Starting +M. st Ae4O -Saturday at 1:40. “Man Who Knew Too Much”. Sun. 1:66; 3:*3j «ri«: i9>o*. * * DRIVE I N “Hot Blood" & E"beape to Burma" Fri -at dusk. 16 Against the House & “Raod toi>enver” Sat. at dsisk. .~ ~ "Many Rivera to Crow" ®un-ou-k > -■

[, - t 20 Years Ago Today Judy 13—William H. Reed, mayor of Decatur from 189144, dies at Fqrt Wayne residence. Annual Moose picnic is set for neat Sunday. , Henry Moellerlng, head of Moellering Brick and Construction Co, Fort Wayne, and sister of Mrs. Gus Wehmeyer of Decatur, dies today. Tuesday is deadline for filing applications for C.C.C. camps this summer. W'doden coins are issued In Decatur; to advertise the Cempnnial and they caa be redeemed for U-S. currency at any Decatur store, Mra Jacob Koopte, Sr, diea at South Whitley. J. M. Breiner, A N. Hilton, Otto Hoffman, Jacob Musser and Charlea Cook have returned from Lansing. Mich, where they attended a Red Men’s convention. Former presidential candidate Al Smith refuses "Invitation to make campaign speeches for President Roosevelt.

L //W V I * J Merry Maids The Monmouth Merry Maids held their seventh meeting Thursday at the Monmouth high school. The meeting yas called to order by the presidents, Joan Fleming. Pledges to the flag were led by Linda Owns* and Kathy Lewton. Roll call on “who would you choose for your parents if you had another choice" was answered by the members present. Demonstrations on “how to make an attractive salad," “summer beverages," and "how to clean stove and oven," were given by Barbara Roe, Kenny Peck and Sue Merriman. respectively. The next meeting will be July 19 at 1:30 p.m. and since this is the last meeting all members are urged to attend. Public Hearings On Disaster August 1 WASHINGTON (UP)—The civil aeronautics board announced today it will begin public hearings here Aug. 1 on the Grand Canyon plane diseaster which claimed 128 lives on June 30. •A congressional committee also is investigating t&e crash. Rensselaer Man Dies Os Accident Injuries >RENSBELAER,I B d. (UP) — Edward Sutherland, 80, Rensselaer, died Wednesday, four months after a traffic accident which injured his wife fatally. Mrs. Sutherland died a month after the accident.

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Local FHA Office Reports On Loans Summary Os Fiscal Year Is Announced A summary of the fiscal year just ended shows that the local county Office of the farmers home administration processed loans to farmers in this area totalling 3112,430. Collections for the year amounted to >93,948.04. Fourteen farmers obtained new loans to buy livestock and farm machinery and six loans were made to farmers who already had borrowed to purchase farms and one loan was made for soil conservation purposes, according to the report - The summary was released by Donald A. Norquest, county supervisor, who also explained that his office serves Adams, Allen. Jay and Wells counties. Loans are made to help farm families to beconte established in sound farm practices so that they can qualify for bank credit and refinance their government " loans with ideal credit 'is toon ■ assible. This provision causes a fairly ra'pid turnover of borrowers and much of the money loaned is returned before the note installment become due. Operating loans are made for periods of five to seven years and farm purchase loans are scheduled for repayment over a

Nomed Winners In District 4-H Event Anna Margaret Beeler and Kathy Beeler, both of Adams county, were named winners in demonstration winners In the district Judging and demonstration contest for 4-H girls held Thursday at Wabash. Adams county girls named alternates In other contests included Evelyn Mann, food preparation; Lots Jean Gerke, food preparation. The state judging contest will be at the Indiana state fairgrounds Aug. 37 and the demonstration contest Aug. 29. SOVIET RUSSIA (Continued from rage One) enoe would examine relations between the already-existing atoms-for-peace organizations and the new group. It said European cooperation in this field does not exclude bi-later-al agreements which are based on equality and are without political, economic .or military conditions, or “incompatible with the sovereignty and Independence of the state." A near record of 4497,145 new trucks apd buses were put on the nation's highways last year to raise the total of registered vehicles to an allene high of 62, ta, mM-w* »w ♦ — —• If you have something to sen oi ’ooms for rent, try a Democra Want Ad. It brings results

Egypt, Yugoslavia Presidents Confer India's Nehru To Join Pair July 18 BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (UP) —The presidents of Egypt and Yugoslavia met today for talks which give birth to a neutralist “third force” to bridge the gulf between East and West Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito and Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser opened their conferences In Tita’s palace. They will be Joined July 18 by India's prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru who is touring' Europe after attending the commonwealth prime ministers confer enoe In London. Nehru arrived in Bonn today for talks with West German Chancellor Konrad AdePABfr, - Belgrade sources emphatically denied reports from Cairo that the talks were aimed at setting up a new hloc of neutralist nations walking the diplomatic tightrope In the cold war. Nehru himself lent credence to the Cairo reports on hie departure from London. “We shall not hesitate to make any suggestion if it helps in bridging the east-west gap,” be said No formal agenda tor the talks

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boa baea announced. However, It was expected that high on the agenda will be Russia's "new look” policy, formulated since the death of .Josef Stalin and given new momentum by the appointment of Dmitri She alloy aa foreign minister. Also expected to be discussed are east-west relations and the Arab-Israeli dispute. ~ \ ' - Blood Is Rushed To Patient At Portland Two emergency vehicles, one Fort Wayne and the other from Portland, met in Decatur this morning in a fast relay to secure blood for a patient at the Portland hod- J pital. The blood was’ sent from’ the Port Wayne blood bank to Decatur, where it was picked up by authorities from Portland to be taken back to the hospital in that city. Find Youth Dead Os Monoxide Poisoning PIERCETON, Ind. (UP) — Pf« Donald R. Schaff, 23. Pierceton, was found dead of monoxide poisoning in his automobile parked, on a little used road Thursday. Authorities said Schaff committed suicide while home on leave from army service at Fort Hood, Tex.

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Tax Exemptions To Indian Landowners Thousands To Gain Tax Exemptions WASHINGTON (UP) -r The bureau of Indian affairs said today thousands of Indian landowners will be given income tax exemptions under a recent ruling by the internal revenue service. The ruling exempts taxes on direct income derived on Indian lands held in trust by the federal government- under an act of 1887. This includes more than 100,000 tracts totaling about 13 million acres. j The 1887 act chopped up Indian reservations for individual ownership. The intent of the statute was to hold the land in trust for 26 years and then turn it over entirely to the Indians. However, the trust period has been extended several times. The internal jfivenue service ruling exempts frbm taxes rentals from the land, royalties received from minerals, and income received from crops and gracing. The IRS ruling was based upon a decision by the supreme court. Indian commissioner Glenn L. Em-' mona said he could not estimate how much the decision would cost the government in taxes.