Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1956 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By TUB DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO, INC. Entered at the Decatur, lad., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick ». Heller * --- President J. H. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouse - Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: Ono year, 18.00; Six months, 14.26; 8 months, |2.26. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 90.00; < months, <4.76; 9 months, 82.60. By Carrier: 90 cents per week. Single copies, 6 dents.

Georgia is jealous of Texas. The voters have just approved a 1860,000 reward to the first person who strikes oil in that state. —-O o— — Seventy-six thousand feet sound like a long way up, but it probably felt like a longer way down to the navy pilots whose balloon fell out of control after Setting a new altitude record. o o—— When serious illness or tragedy strikes, it is comforting to know you are remembered. No one will ever know how much the prayers of the pupils of the Decatur Catholic high school helped in the recovery of Dick Heller, Sr., editor of this newspaper, but we are — certain the prayers of boys and girls are best understood by God, ■ o- ■<> - A nominating committee for new directors of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce for 1957 has been named. Good directors are busy men. Those who accept usually make a personal sacrifice of time and money but are rewarded in seeing our city make progress. - O O- — A new electrocardiograph machine is being purchased by the Adams county memorial hospital to replace an older one which has not worked properly. The public will go along with the hospital's program to modernize its equipment .—O——O— — A record vote and probably a record percentage of registered voters cast their ballots in the recent general election. According to the political dopesters this only happens when the people are “agin” something. Did the people vote for Eisenhower or again-

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WKJQ-TV (Channel 33) sATinu.tr Afterneon 12:00 —Cowboy Theatre 1:00 —2-Gun Playhouse 2:00 —Frank Leahy Show 2:ls—Big Ten Football s:oo—Championship Bodfling Evening 5:00 —Wrestling 6:3o—Soldiers of Fortune 7:oo—Live Wire Clubhouse 7:30 —people Are Funny 8:00— Perry Como Show 9:oo—Caesar’s Hour t0:00 —George Gobel Show 10:30—Your Hit Parade 14:00—Badge 71* , .. 11 36—“ Fighting Seabees SUNDAY Afternoon 12:00—Church of the Air 12:30 —This is the Life 1;00—Fort Wnjne Forum I:ls—Christian Science Heals 1:30 —Industry on Parade 1:45—Sunday News 2:oo—Packers vs Bears 4:oo—.Wide, Wide World 5:30 —Captain Gallant Evening 6:oo—Cipco Kid 6:3o—Roy Rogers 7:00—77th Bengal Laneers 3*:2O—Circus Boy B:oo—The Steve Allen Show 9:oo—Goodyear Playhouse 10:00—Loretta Young Show 10:30—Ford Theatre ; 11:00— Sunday News 11:10—Sports Today 11;45—"The Creeper” MONDAY Morning 7:oo—Today B:ss—Faith to Live By 9:oo—Movietime 10:00—Ding Dong School 10:30—NBC Bandstand 11:00—Home 11:25 —Window in Home 11:30 —Home Afternoon 12:00—News 12:10 —Weatherman 12:15—Farms and Farming 12:30—1t Could Be You I:oo—Editor’s Desk I:ls—Musical Memo I:29—Ray Milland Show J:no—Gloria Henry 2:3o—Tenn ess** ijrnie Ford 3:oo—‘Matinee Theatre 4:4s—H*re> Ch*M|» - s:oo—Cartoon Express s:lf—T*x Maloy Show Evening 6:oo—Ge tee way to Sports 6:ls—Nedrs 6 :)&—Weatherman 6:3o—Jim -Bowie 7:oo—Sheriff of Cochise 7:3o—Patti Page Show 7:4S—NBC News S:4o— Jack and tfte Beanstalk” 9:2o—Robert Montgomery 16:30—Man Called X News and Weather 11: JS— Snorts Today iI:3E-i»ont of Monte Cristo . *ll:so—’lMls.-dug Gun"

st Stevenson? It will provide a lot of interesting arguments for the next four years. ■ I o- -o By filling out his full term as governor extending to January 14, newly elected Democratic Senator Frank J. Lausche, of Ohio, will not be present when the Senate is organized earlier in January. This removes his possibility of throwing the Senate into a 48 to 48 tie as be had indicated he probably would vote with the Republicans to organize the Senate. How be will vote on legislation is another matter. He frequently has supported Republican measures in his home state. ■ "O' ' o Officially, Sunday is Veterans Day in Decatur and will be so observed in many of the churches. The American Legion has announced that it will conduct its memorial services at the Legion home today. Veterans Day was originally established in 1948 to honor all of the veterans of all wars. It replaces Armistice day, which honored only veterans of World War I. The two-fold specific objectives of Veterans day are “to keep alive public interest in those who have worn the uniforms of their country in time of war and armed conflict and to encourage, through so honoring those who have served, the maintenance of honorable peace by strict and universal adherence to truth, loyalty and ready preparedness to meet aggression.” The executive committee of the Veterans Day National committee is composed of the national commanders of the American Legion, AMVETS, Disabled American Veterans and the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S.

WINT - TV (Channel 15) SATURDAY Afternoon 12:00—The Big Top 1:00—-Sermons From Science I:3o—Roy Rogers Roundup 2:3o—Football Roundup s:oo—Wire Sre vice Evening 6:oo—Beat the Clock 6:3o—Stars of Grand Ole Opry 7:00 —Lassie 7:30 —The Bucaneers B:oo—Jackie Gleason Show 9:00—O Sukanna 9:3o—Hey, Jeanie 10:00—Gunsmoke 10:30—High Finance 11:00—Ray Anthony Show SUNDAY Morning 10:00—Lamp nnto my Feet 10:30—Look up and Live 11:00—This is the Life 11:30—Camera Three Afterneon 12:00—Let’s Take A Trip 12:30—Wild Bill Hickox I:oo—Heckle and Jeckle I:3o—Western I:4s—Pre Game Warmup 2:oo—Cleveland Browns 5:00 —Warner Brothers Presents Evening 6:oo—Air Power 7:oo—Annie Oakley 7:3o—.Private Secretary 8:00—Ed Sullivan Show 9:oo—General Electric Theater 9:3o—Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10:00—‘864,000 Challenge 10:30 —San Franglsco Beat 11:00—Mr. District Attorney 11:30—News Report MONDAY Morning 7:00—Good Morning B:oo—Captain Kangaroo 0:00—My Little Margie —.—’ J:30 —Stars in the Morning 10:60—Garry if ogre 10:30 —Arthur Godfrey Time — 11:30—Strike It Rich Afternoon 12:00—Valiant Lady 12:15—Love of Life 12:30 —Search for Tomorrow 12:45—Guiding Light J .00— CBS News 1:10—Open House I:3o—As the World Turns 2:oo—Our Miss Brooks 2:3o—House Party 3:oo—The Big Payoff 3:30—80b Crosby Show ’ 4:oo—Brighter pay 415—Secret Storm 4:Bo—The Edge of Night 5:00— Bar 15 Rgnch Evening ♦rOO—City Detective 6:Bo—News, Hlckbx 6:46—Allen Cty. Republican 6:4s—Douglas (Edwards 7:80 —Treasure Hunt 7:3o—Robin Hood B:oo—Burns and Allen B:3o—Talent Scouts 9:00—1 Love- Lucy 9:3o—December Bride 10:80—Btudio One 11:60-—Jeffery Jones 13:00—NOws “movies ADAMS • * “Raw Edge” and "Amazon Trader” ■starting Saturday at 1:15 , .'LUffusfded Moment” Sunday at 1:43; 3:15; 5:47; 7:49; 9;51 Monday at 9;3Q

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O". r - CI20 Years Ago Today o — d Nov. 10 — Approximately 250 persons attend banquet of annual Adams county Sunday school convention, held at the Berne auditorium. All officers were reelected: C. E. Strickler, president; Miss Frances Burkholder, secre-tary-treasurer; William Kohls, Frieda Lehman, Erma Lochner, the Rev. H. H. Carson and Earl Chase, departmental heads. Adams Post 43, American Legion, will observe Armistice Day tomorrow with an 11 a m. ceremony and evening banquet and dance. County clerk G. Remy Bierly reports 67 hunting licenses sold here yesterday. The three-day pheasant season opened today. The Rev. Homer J. Aspy, pas-

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r CHAPTER 1* l 1 HASTILY withdrew into the . cloeet when I saw Mr. Bell and Miss Webb kissing. i I tried to make myself as com- . sortable as possible. It looked as t though I might be here for some j time. It was all right for them. 7 You can live on love. But me, I t was without food or water. “Darling,” I heard Leone gasp, 1 It’s so horrible, happening now, 1 now when everything was going I to be so perfect for us.” i “I know, my dear,** Bell cooed. *1 know.” < “Can't we go through with it 1 anyhow, Just the way we planned, i no matter what happens? No one i need find out.” “But they would find out, my angel. The papers would get hold of it, those infernal columnists.” “What if they did? I wouldn’t care.” “But how would it look, Leone, think of appearances. This ghastly business about Anita, my school involved. And you and I running off to be married in the middle of it alt It would seem so very callous.” “Yes, of course you’re right, Oliver. As usual. But can’t you come home with me? Now, I mean. My lovely apartment’s there, waiting for us.” “Please,” Bell pleaded, “please, Leone. We mustn’t risk any gossip.” His voice turned playfully, coyly severe. “And I must say, your behavior just now during business hours , . a really, Miss Webb!" “So sorry, Mr. Bell.” Leone was mocking her own efficiency. “We won’t let it happen again, will we? Well, just once more. Now, for instance,” “Darling . . .** After a long moment and some small murmurings, I heard a click and then the sound erf a door opening and closing. I opened my door and shot through the darkened conference room. I got my gloves, hat, eoat and purse out erf my locker. I had a few things, which might or might not mean anything, to report to Steve. The elevator was so crowded that when its operator Implored his passengers to face the front it was all I could do to obey. Then I wished I hadn’t. My nose was practically flattened against the back of a young man’s neck. As 1 pulled back my head and my eyes focused, that neck, the ears above it, the set of the shoulders beneath it seemed familiar. .1 tried to place them. I was trapped too tightly to the bow descending car to edge around for a look at the face, so 1 had to be content to work with what I could see. Immediately, I eliminated Mr. Belk Ear-wise, Uris couldn’t be he. Besides, Bell was taller, older. Then I eliminated Bob Spencer. Neek-wise, Bob was trailer, ahoulder-wise, tea This young Emm the Dodd, Mead A Co. novel. Oo;

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tor of the First Baptist church, will speak at an Armistice Day program tomorrow at the Decatur high school. The YoUg Democratic dub of Adams county will bold a victory dance at the Country Club Thursday night. More than 20 members of the Decatur lodge of the Improved Order of Red Men attend district meeting at Matthews. Motorist Is Fined On Speeding Charge Gerald Line, 26, erf Vandalia, 0., arrested Friday on U. S. highway 27 south of Decatur for speeding, appeared in justice of the peace Floyd Hunter’s court Friday night and was fined 81 and costs. Trace in a Good Town — Decatur

man had an athletic east tn Mm ... and then I had it. This was the young man whoae voice I had first heard in Studio J, next heard making a phony excuse to a policeman for Ms presence at U Rhinebeck Place. This was a young man I wanted to know more about. It soon developed that this was a young man in a hurry. Almost before I knew it I was chasing after Mm through the cbiU December night . . • up Madison Avenue, down into an Independent Subway Station, onto an E train bound for Long Island. My maneuvering to keep out of Ms sight proved unnecessary. He waa slouched down in Ma seat. His hat was pushed so far back off his juvenile, clean-cut face that his crew cut was showing. He was scowling at the floor as though be disapproved of it He was so engrossed in iris own troubles that I could have sat on Ms lap without his noticing it We had a nice, tong subway ride together. He almost missed bis stop; he came to just in time. I was lucky to get out between the closing doors. We were in Kew Gardens. I wondered, nervously, what tn the world we were doing in Kew Gardens. He walked rapidly through a business district I stayed across the street from him. In the middle of the last Nock of stores, before the terrain went purely residential, was a still lighted stationery-tobacco type shop. He disappeared intuit, leaving me With my mouth open, gasping tar air. I leaned gratefully against a hobby shop window and waited. Five minutes later he was still in there. The store had no side exits that he might have used. I was sure that he hadn’t known X was following him, so he wouldn’t have asked to use the store’s rear exit to elude me. -11 decided I had better investigate. I crossed the Street, eased up to the glass door and saw immediately that, except for the chubby, youngish woman behind the counter, the store was empty. My man had gone. I went into the store. There was a phone booth in the corner; there was no one in it “Yes, mlM?" The lady’s voice was sweet as sugar. ’“Can I help you?” “I saw a young fellow come in here a few minutes ago. X thought X recognized him." “You mean Jack Walston? He’s the last person earn* in.” “Yes! Jack Walston! I haven’t seen him for years. 4 “Not for years, huh? Where’d you know Jack?” “We ... we went to school together.” "Really!" The lady was ao pleased it made me wish Jack / and I had gone to school together. “Grade or high?” “Grade."

COURT NEWS Case Venued A complaint for divorce by Dale E. Sims against Bernell C. Sims has been venued from Allen county and ordered dqfketed here. The cause has.been set for trial Dee. 6. Div.ree Filed A complaint for divorce charging cruel and Inhuman treatment has been filed by Patsy Ann Parker against Vaughn L. Parker. The plaintiff seeks custody of two children. A summons has been ordered issued returnable Nov. 23. An application for temporary allowance has been filed and a notice has been ordered rejurnable Nov. 24. Camplaint for Separation A complaint for separation from bed and board has been filed by Flossie Reed against Merrill P. Reed and a notice has been ordered returnable Nov. 23. An application for temporary allowance has been submitted and the court has ruled that the defendant pay attorney fees and $35 per week support. Motion Filed In the complaint for damages of Mary S. Bailey, administrator of the estate of Peter D. Bailey, against Oscar Ray, a motion by the defendant has been filed to require the plaintin to make her answer to the Interrogatory more specific. Estate Cases The report of distribution and the report of the sale of real property have been submitted and sustained in the estate of Milton Ed- , gell. The deed has been ordered ; delivered to the purchasers, Samuel E. and Laura G. Haggard, upon full payment of the purchase . price of $17,157. [ A petition to sell real property . from the Susanna C. Reppert estate has been filed. Waivers of notices have been filed and the petition has been submitted and sustained. The inheritance tax appraiser’s report of the Clara Burns estate , has been filed and a notice has - been ordered issued returnable - Nov. 30. The net value of the es- > tate is $5,997 and the husband is • the only heir. I Proof of the notices of appointment and final settlement has been filed in the estate of Samuel W. ' | Howard. The fi>W report has been

•V tooogM it must be pteta, ’ Dscmiss X don't remember yoat You set, Jack and I went to high together, Flushing High. Otoine ho was a few years behind aaa. He was in my kid sister's ctatok” Tmagine me seeing Jack j again!- J -Tea, after an these years!- j 1 -Ha was an awful cute kid.* ' j -And sta tat Too ted j* Bit—rri Mm.” J -Where did be fbt* 1 -Out the back way. Ho juM Stopped to to pick too car keys," , -Won, Jack's doing al sight! He's got a car now." -Ho, he's borrowing any fans- ' band's. He's got to go to New — Haven tomorrow. Up near New Haven.- , ; “Oh, New Haven.” -That’s right. Say, wfaatts your name? You didn't tell me." I said the first name that was coming into my mind nowadays , "Hester Frost.” "Well, Hester, maybe you could ( catch Jack . r , but, no, I guess , not. It’s only a little ways to ■ the garage." -He’d be gone by now, you i mean." » "Yea Too bad.- ’ -Yea What’s Jade doing these i days?” i "He’s a teacher at toe Qrosoent ; ' . Dancing School” > -Oh. Crescent. Fve heard M I "It’s just temporary.” -And is Jack married?” ” ■ > -Not yet* She smiled proudly . at me. "He’s going to marry my t kid sister.” -Well, congratulations!” I -Thanks. They been sweet* > hearts since high. They used to . be a dance team. Maybe you i caught their Act someplace. Mcet- > ly tn elute around Long Island , here. Harris Ud WaMton.” "Harris;* X said. ; -DdSa Harris. Dotft ton see > you kttow Her; too!" -Dottie Harris,” X said. "Dots tie Herrin” j .-She tetabeS at too Qreseeht ; Seh6ot toe . . Now I Was getting places. My b trip to New Gardens had been . worth white. At least I knew why Dottle Harris had been able to ) been a student who I had overheard talking with her in Studio t J. 'tart pf whir she aUd hbd < had beaspeaklng to A fellow fiance, Jack Writtan. I had also discovered that what- , in- Anipi’a apartment,,: Dottie JOtoiv abaut fL And whatever it nUgbtte, K Concerned,in soho * desperatA fashion the two cd, them. ~..i ) . , fl .; • » » i Tomorrow:.oute steak < cm* tfinm Chapter M st -Üba Blonde Dtai towering.* Htibgtea 6iMWX«vte*> - .1 w — •■mm uiiiemßMnwwmwwMesMteumb

submitted and approved and the administrator has been discharged. The estate it closed. The schedule to determine inheritance tax for the estate of Ruth E. Munro has been filed with reference to the gpunty assessor. It shows a net value of $9,545.40. Heirs are the mother, three brothers and a sister. The schedule to determine the inheritance tax due on the Lewis Herman Hammond estate has been filed with reference to the county assessor. The net value of the estate is $7,723.96 and heirs are three sisters, four nieces and eight nephews. Real Estate Transfers Chris Zuercher Sr. etux to Sylvan W. Zuercher etux, inlot 85 in Berne. Rue L. Strayyr etux to Donald L. Strayer etux, land in Blue Creek Twp. O. Russen Moser etux to Willard E. Landis etux, 18 acres in Monroe Twp. Ida Gerber to Clarence L. Hamrick etux, land in Monroe Twp.

Pre - Shopping Planning... Is Putting Money in your Pocket v< .*7 '■ Kvtorlteal V x -—r-i KHI yTBfigKAmT larWT- 3 ■EsWar sswGsfi Plan your shopping trips before you start and you’ll be pleased at the amount of time and money you will save! Read the advertisements of the local retailers every day in the Decatur Daily Democrat and you will know just where to get the items you need at the lowest possible prices. XDecatur Daily Dtiuocral Thrifty Shopping Begins In This Newspaper

Lee Moser etux to Floyd L. Rupert etux,, land in Washington Twp. Royce A. Walters etal to’ Kenneth William Nyffeler etux, 25 acres in Union Twp. Alfred Lehman etux to Jean Kirchhofer, inlot 656. in Berne. Jean Kirchhofer to Alfred Lehman etux, inlot 656 in Berne. . Boyd Rayer etux to Ambrose J. Spangler etux, part out lot 78 in Decatur. Sautfcine & Simerman Builders, Inc. to Lloyd B. Ahr etux, SH inlot 173 in Decatur. Eugene A. Braun etux to Albert L. Huston 1 acre in Washington Twp. ; Lester R, Zintsmaster etux to John B. Margerum etux, parts out lots 69 & 70 in Decatur. Richard K. Schnitz etux to Alton B. Corson etux, inlot 6 in Decatur. The man who begins to live more seriously within begins to live more simply without. — Phillips Brooks. Trade iu a wood Town — Dvc* ~ur

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1956

'Coming Attractions At Adams^Theater Esther Williams foregoes her swim suit for her first dramatic role in “The Unguarded Moment" showing at the Adams Sunday and Monday. Miss Williams is cast as a pretty high school teacher, and an exciting new personality, John. Saxon, is presented as ‘‘the boy jwho grew up too fast.” George 'Nader is co-started in this suspense filled story, which was photographed in Technicolor. Tvto personable new youngsters, who in the past year, have found tremendous public* co’star in “The Burning Hills” playing at the Adams Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. They are Tab Hunter, handsome young blonde, and Natalie Wood, exciting brunette teen-ager. The picture, a thrilling action-packed story of the old West, was photograped against gorgeous scenic backgrounds in Cinemascope and colors. Trade in a Good Town — Decam