Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 227, Decatur, Adams County, 26 September 1956 — Page 6

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Fair Weather And High Temperatures Temperature Above Normal In Indiana By UNITED PRESS The Indiana weatherman took a look into the fat me t<>day and came up with a foivrist of fair end ab-

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! nnTtnally hish temperatures st leest j through the early part of next week.] His outlook for the period Thiurs- ' day through Monday called tor tem-1 ' averaging 3 to 5 degrees | ! above norinpl. | That would mean daytime peak I temperatures will prevail from the' I high ft)# north Ju the mid-SOs jomth. ■ and moderately cool nighttime lows from the inld-otls north to <i» .south. "Slow wanning trend through Friday with little change thereafter,''| the outlook ia.«d, adding that pre-; i ae- !

i cipltntion will ha jieillgHde. Only I I an average of one-tenth inch or less i 'rainfall was expected in showers) ' during the weekend. High temperatures Tuesday rang-’ ed from So at Evansville, nldiana j ' polis and Fort \\(ayne to S 3 al South Bend. The mercury' fell fntol | tire -40 s throughout, the state early! ; this morning, ex.-ept nt South Bend i I where the low was 50. Indianapolis! I had a 4.'j for low. Highs today wilt arnge from SO i to S 3, lows tonight will be about]

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,'O all around the alate, higha.Thnrsday will be around S 3 everywhere, and the outlook for Friday is "continued fair and pleasant." Indianapolis Woman Is Fatally Burned _ INBIANAPOMSt UP> — Mrs. Flossie Pray, 57, Indianapolis, died Monday in a hoepltal here of burns caused when her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove us she prepared breakfast.

Girl Is Injured In Auto-Truck Wreck Vehicles Collide South Os Preble Billie Ann Gordon, 15. of 130 So I Fifth street, sustained lacerations on her face In an auto truck collision Tuesday at 6:35 p.m. about one fourth of a mile south of Preble. She was a passenger In a car driven 4»y Daniel Costello, 17, of Decatur, who attempted to pass a I truck whioh was in the process of j making a left turn into a driveway. The truck was operated by Gustav Koenemann of Decatur route two. Damage was estimated at SSO the truck and about $250 to the ear. The Gorden #irl was treated lat the Adarifs county memorial hospital. The accident was investigated by members of the Adams county sheriff's department and the state police. Another accident occurred just a few minutes later in Magley at the intersection of a county road and_lL S. highway 224. Cars driven by Otto F. Hildebrand, 74, of Decatur route two. and Donnie G. i Blankenbaker, 10, of Decatur, collided. , Hildebrand was crossing the highway and failed to see the approaching Blankenbaker car. which was going west of 224. Damage from the resulting impact was estimated at $350 to the Hildebrand car and S3OO to the Blankenbaker vehicle. Sheriff Merle Affolder and state trooper Dick Meyers of Wells county investigated. MODERATE (Coßtlnned from Page Oae» C. Todd of Long Beach. Calif., told newsmen there are “no expectations of not going on with the ! schedule." Todd said Nixon was j recovering satisfactorily from a [ virus infection and laryngitis and I should be able to continue at nor-, ! mal speed with continued treat- [ ment. ’ The 43-year-old vice-president's illness, which had him frog-voiced and wavering Monday night in Salt j Lake City, was hardly visible Tuesi day night as he made an outright bid at Houston for Texas Demo- , crats to bolt their party and vote 1 for President Eisenhower again this year as thousands of them did in 1952. But Nixon, in his formal Houston speech, made no mention of the thorny school segregation decision which is a paramount issue across the -deep South; If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat j Want Ad. It brings results.

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F 11 ..' HELP TOUR Bh PATRC All school children should obey school safety patrol members. A safety patrol-member is a well trained person who is sincerely interested in the safety of all school children. However, the patrol member can only do a good job if he receives the eooperation of all students. This is the message contained in the Chicago Motor Club’s safety poster which has been distributed to 44,000 elementary school classrooms throughout the Club’s Illinois and Indiana territory.

Monmouth Winner Os Cross Country Meet . Monmouth whipped Huntington Catholic and Geneva in a triangular cross country meet Tuesday afternoon at the Geneva course. Monmouth took first place With 19 points, Huntington Catholic was second with 42 and Geneva third with 85. Bob Hildebrand of Monmouth won the meet in 10:03. The next finishers were: IL McDougal (M), Boerger (M), Reust (HC), Fuelling (ML StoffeK HC), Frick (HC). R. Bieberich (M), Menter (M), Dillon (HC). Monmouth will meet Berne and Decatur in a three-way meet at- the Decatur Golf course Thursday afternoon. Body Os Baltimore Orioles Player Found BALTIMORE, Md. (UP) — The body of Baltimore Orioles beasball player Tom Gastail, which was recovered from Chesapeake Bay Tuesday almost six days after the crash of his light plane, was to be sent today to his home in Fall River, Mass. Gastall’a body wag discovered floating slightly off shore Tuesday near Riviera Beach, Md., by a local resident.and was identified a short time later by Paul Welsh, publicity director for the Orioles. Babe Zaharias In Critical Condition GALVESTON, Tex. (UP) — Mrs. Babe Didrikson Zaharias, the famed woman athlete, has been placed on the critical list and ifer physicians fear the end may be very near. Her husband. George Zaharias. said “we are hoping and praying that she well live.” But he admitted that “she is pretty low.” Playoff Plans Set For Braves, Dodgers CINCINNATI. Ohio (UP) — One thing the Braves and Dodgers do agree on — how the playoffs should be conducted, just in case this wild pennant race ends in a tie. In the event of a Braves-Dodgers tie, the first game will be played in Brooklyn next Monday, Oct. 1; the second and, third in Milwaukee Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Bowling Scores G. E. ALLEYS G. E. Fraternal League W L Monreville Lumber Co. 7 2 West End Restaurant 6 3 G. E. Club 5 4 Teeple Truck Lines 4 5 Peterson Elevator ....— —.4 5 K. of C. —- - - 4 5 Riverview Gardens 3 6 Elks 3 6 G. E. Club won two games from Riverview; Elks won two from Teeple; West End won two from K. of C.; Monreville won two from Peterson. 600 series; Dale House 620 (202J 335-183). 200 games: D. House 202-235, R. Werling 200, P. Hoffman 202, W. Petrie 214, Oran Schultz 244, T. Eyanson 223, J. Harkless 212, Paul Briede 223-201, C. Cook 214, Ed Reinling 213, E. Faulkner .200-211. S. Jackson 202, (t Schultz 219, G. Strickler 201. Trade in a Good Town — Deeatur

Public Sale 165 HAMPSHIRE SOWS, GILTS AND BOARS ‘ 200 HEAD SHEEP LOCATION:—2 miles west and 14 mile south of Eaton, Indiana; or 10 miles north of Muncie, Indiana, on State Road No. 3, then 1 mile west: or 8 miles south of Hartford City, Indiana, on State Road No. 3, then 1 mile west, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1956 Sale Starting at 12:00 Noon CDST 100 HEAD HAMPSHIRE OPEN GILTS—Top quality. Will be sold h uniform pens or individual choice. 15 HAMPSHIRE SOWS, second litter, due to farrow around sale date or shortly after. 25 HEAD SPRING HAMPSHIRE BOARS—This is a real bunch of Hampshire Boars, big, growthy, good quality, 25 head Hampshire feeding shoats. NOTE:—If you are looking for good, healthy, Hampshire gilts, sows, or boars, don’t fail to attend this sale. You will not be disappointed. They were all raised on this farm, and are ail old immuned. 200 HEAD NORTHWEST EWKS. 200 head Blackface, Idahos, short yearlings, large rugged type, wormed and dipped, ready to go. The best money-makers in the sheep business. Will be sold in any quantity to suit purchaser. Also 40 feeding lambs. TERMS —CASH. Lunch. Not responsible in case of accidents. LAWRENCE & JAMES LOVE, Owners Ellenberger Bros., Auctioneers, Bluffton phone 543. Ft. Wayne phone K-5512.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1956

» , Major League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club Q AB R H Pct. Aaron, Mllw. 150 596 106 194 .326 Vlrdon, Pitts. 154 566 76 181 .320 Musial. St. L. 153 581 84 182 .313 Clmnte, Pitts. 144 530 66 164 .309 Schndst. N.Y. 129 476 60 146 .307 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player A Club G AB R H Pct. Mantle. N. Y. 146 527 131 187 .355 ' Wiliams. Bos. 132 387 69 135 .349 Maxwell, Det. 137 484 97 161 .333 Kuenn, Det. - 142 575 92 190 .330 Nieman, Balti. 127 427 63 136 .319 HOME RUNS — Mantle, Yanks 51; Snider. Dodgers 39; Robinson, Redlegs 38; Adcock. Braves 37; Post, Redlegs, Mathews, Braves, and Mays, Giants 36. _ RUNS BATTED IN — Mantle. Yanks 127: Kallne, Tigers 124; Musial. Cards 109; Simpson, Athletics 106; Berra. Yanks 103. RUNS — Mantle. Yanks 131; Robinson. Redlegs 120; Snider, Dodgers 107: Aaron, Braves 106; Fox. White Sox 106. HITS — Aaron, Braves 194: Kuenn. Tigers 190; Fox. White Sox 188; Kallne, Tigers 188; Mantle. Yanks 187. PITCHING — Newcombe, Dodgers 26-6; Ford, Yanks 19-5; Freeman, Redlegs 13-5; Maglie. Dodgers 12-5; Buhl. Braves 18-8.

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