Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 13 September 1956 — Page 2

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Only Minor Damage

Done In Accident

Only tplnor damage w»s canned in an accident In the alley back of the Equity store Wednesday morning. Franklin R. Lybarger Decatur, backed his car out of the alley and hit a parked truck owned by Franklin O. Baker. Damage to the car was about $45, There was no damage 10 the truck.

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Ed Mosers Visit Briefly In City Former Decatur Man Located In Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moaer, of Mexico, visited briefly in Decatur today enroute to Danville, Vg., to visit Moser's father and mother, the Rev. and Mrs. Carey R. Moser. formerly of Decatur. Moser, who was graduated frohi Decatur high school in 1942 and front Wheaton college tu 1948. is employed as a linguist with a mission board known as Wycliffe Bible translators. There are some 600 linguists in the organization, working in Mexcio and South American nations in preparation to translating the Bible for the Seri Indian tr|be. 'Moser said that of the more than 100 Indian tribes in North and South America, not a single tribe has a written alphabet. First “task, Moser said. Is to prepare the alphabet for the Seri tribe, then prepare a group of primer study books for them and then later prepare the Bible in their language. The mission board whiph operates the Bible Translators is a non-denominattonal group, depending on contributions from interested persons. The Translators also operate five summer language schools in colleges in

North America. Moser has .beep ewplgyei hy the Tragalatgre ter the l»«l sik yearn and he states that be and Mrs. Moser are keenly interested iu the work and in Mexico, where they are classified as immigrants, but retain their U. S. citizenship. He exhibited a first primer, whiqh his group has prepared for the Indians, so they can see their letters in print. Several pictures appear with each letter in the primer to acquaint the pupils with objects in which a certain letter appears. There are more than J 50.000 Indians in Mexico, Moser said, and none can read or write and not a single tribe has any books in their language. The Mosers plan to visit with ■Rev. and Mrs. Moser for about two weeks before returning to Mexico. . .. - --T-, Drivers Over 75 To Undergo Examination Mrs. Dale Daath. manager of the local auto license bureau, explained that under a state ruling, all applicants for renewal of drivers licenses who are 75 years of age or over, must contact the state examiner on any Wednesday at the license bureau. Purpose of this ruling is so the state examiner can examine the applicant's eyes. Eyes only are examined on a regular application for renewal of a person 75 years of age or older, Mrs. Death pointed out.

THK DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Airlines To Promote Vacations In Europe

(Editor's Note: This is the last hi a series on a new campaign by the airlines to attract American tourists to Europe on a low-cost, short-time plan.) '■ , •• ..’ -J k By JACK V. FOX NEW YORK (X’P) - Whft does it cost to see Europe under the new low fare! two-wvek tour that goes into effect next month? Are there are a lot of “extras" that aren't covered in the list price? Let’s take one typical tour offered by Pan American World Airways. It takes 17 days overall and moves you through Rome. Nice, Paris and London. The basic price per person is 1670.40, Here is what you get for that: Transatlantic tourist flight in a DC7 with two meals each way. Drinks are on you. Double rooms with twin beds ip each stopping plate The hotels are not first class by American standards, but they are completely clean with adequate plumbing (sometimes down the hall) and good service. Hotel tips paid in advance except in England. Transportation within Europe - by train, bus and the various European airlines. Fare is paid from the hotels to and from air terminal within the city. It is not paid for transportation from the air terminal to and from the air-

port itself. A continental breakfaat (roll* and coffee) at all places. Lunch or dinner in Italy, but not in France or England. Sightseeing tours in and around the cities with English — speaking guides. That’s what is covered by the basic price. There are. of course, additional expenses. A passport costs $lO, a slff,6oo Insurance policy covering the entire period costs about • SB. The Required smallpox inoculation costs $6. There is the transportation from your hometown to and from New York City. In Europe you pay for most of your lunches and dinners. There you are on your own. You can get an excellent lunch of spaghetti atid wine on a terrace jutting into the Mediterranean for sl. Or you can go to Maxim's in Paris and spend S2O very easily for dinner. The American with the will to hold down his appetite and drinks can dine well on $5 a day. There are such incidentals as laundry and dry cleaning, occasional taxis, an airport tax in Paris ($1.30), tips outside the hotels. But one of the fine things about Europe is that many of the best things are free—or so cheap as to be almost so. You can sit In a case

9B the Champs Rlysees agf ndrse a 25-«nt eptfee for tw» hour* With M fnea*clßf slgng from Uso waiter, tickets to a Noel Coward comedy in London coat abdut $1.70 for good seats. Gifts depend strictly on you—or your wife. But here is the opportunity for bargins if you wish to spend. A inagnlflcient maroon leather purse embossed in gold can be bought at Florence’s Ponte Veechio for $lB. It would cost at least $35 in New York. On the 17day trip you can bring back S2OO worth of purchases duty tree. What, then, ts it going to cost in total? Probably around SB6O per person not including whatever the fare is tfrotn your home to New York provided you hold the line particularly on drinks, gifts and nightspots. This Should Lost FALMOUTH. Me—(UP)—Willis H. Blanchard said "enough’s enough" when vandals swiped his fourth rural-type mailbox — post and all. He filled an oil drum with rocks, sealed a mailbox to the top with concrete and anchored the whole business with a length of pipe extending into bedrodr. E? ’ -A JR Mk 1 1 11* ‘O W ‘‘ St v- Bfw W WAw ** ft w I H am '■ ■ j| Jhp I BL Y X. ”* r » 'BIG GAME HUNTER Richard Weldy (top), involved in the accidental shooting of P. ber Harrison (bottom), publL er st Confidential Magazine, is si jwb after his arrival to Miami ’v plane. With Weldy, Hazison,. pc. nightclub singer, Geene Coi .-t---ney, Harrison’s hunting companion, all agreeing it was an accident, there was no case, the police in Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic, said. Harrison is recuperating in the Dominican Republic along with Miss Courtney, (international Soundphoto) YWaidMWiW* > .> ***, fTW fV.I I * ItE?" I I’ *** I gSPja ***s<•. l yMSESaa . . • is GRANDMA MOMS celebrates her 96th birthday at her home in Eagle Bridge, N. Y. The motto of the famous artist, who began painting in her 70’s, is: “Keep busy, and you’ll kee£ out of trouble..’’ Behind her hangs one of the winter scenes for which she is noted. Her daughter, Mrs. Winona Fisher, said: “Grandma’s eyesight is Still wonderful” and ♦’ at her health is even “sliEt<'ly better’* than it was last year.f/ntcrnationalSoundphoto)

AFL-CIO Drivu To Get Out Labor Vote CHICAGO (UP) — A drive to get out the labor vote in the November general election has been lounched by the AFL-CIO general board. ‘ The action was taken Wednesday after the 173-member board endorsed the Democratic ticket of Adlai E. Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver. Boy Is Killed In Tumble From Bike MONTEZUMA, Ind. (UP) — Steven Pearman, 8. Monteiuma, died Wednesday night in an Indianapoiis.hospital where he was rushed because of an injury sustained in a bicycle fall. A few hours earner, Steven was found lying beside his spilled bike in a street near his home. Authorities believed he struck his head while tumbling oft the bike.

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