Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1956 — Page 8

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Automobile Swerves Off Road, In Dilcb California Woman Slightly Injured > Peggy Martin, 46, of HollywoodCalif., was the driver of a vehicle involved in a single car accident at 7:40 a. m. today on U. S. highway 224 just .east of Decatur. She lewt control of her car on a slipped spot and swerved into a ditch, hitting a tree. Damage was estimated at $250. The woman was taken to the hospital for observation but was not held for treatment. Deputy sheriff Charles Arnold and state trooper Dan Kwasneski investigated. Two vehicles were damaged in another accident which occurred Monday at 5:45 p. m on U. S. highway 27 about four and a half miles south of Decatur. A car driven by Lois R. Faurote, 26. of Decatur route four, started a left turn into a driveway just as a car driven by Harvey L. Smith, 33, of Monroe, started to pass. Damage was estimated at $75 to the Faurote car and SSO to the Smith vehicle. Deputy Arnold and state trooper Gene Rash investigated. State trooper Rash also reported an accident which occurred a mile west of Berne in Hartford township Sunday at 10:15 a. m. Cars driven by Muri D. Yoder, 16. of Berne route one, and Donald D. Graber, 20, of Berne route one, were involved. The Graber car was not damaged in the mishap and damage to thfe Yoder vehicle was estimated at S2OO. SOVIET TANKS (Com tinned from Paire O»e> garian frontier, the flood of refugees slowed to a trickle. The main highway was sealed and only one Red Cross convoy headed through to Budapest this morning. Nevertheless, 1,291 men, women and children managed to make it to freedom across the border during the night. They included the wives of two crack Hungarian soccer stars, Jozsef Boszik and Zoltan Csibor. Hot Moir TROY, N. Y, — (W — Firemen who responded to an alarm here found an unusual blaze. It was inside a mail box attached to a pole. -

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Four Are Fined For Traffic Violations Walter Kuntz. 28, of Fort Wayne, arrested for speeding on Mercer avenue, appeared in justice of the peace Floyd Hunter’s court Monday and was fined $1 and costs. Also in J. P. court Monday was Donnie Lee Drake, 20, of Decatur route five, who was arrested for reckless driving on Monroe street. He was fined $5 and costs. Ward Bowman of Decatur, charged with failure to yield the right of way, and Richard W. Gordon, also of Decatur, charged with passing at an intersection, were each fined $1 and costs in J. P. court. They were arrested following an accident Saturday. Albert Custard, 27, of Fort Wayne, was arrested on U. S. highway 27 near Berne for disregarding a stop sign. He is scheduled to appear in Berne J. P. court Dec. 31. Leland Bienz, 17, of Decatur route five, arrested on 13th street for an improper display of emergency lights, will be in Decatur J. P» court Wednesday. REPORT POLISH (Continued From rage unej heavily reinforced, especially near the Arab quarters, and there were fears of Egyptian retaliation against some Egyptians accused of collaborating with the invasion forces. It yen aura someming to seu o> rooms tor rent, try « Democra' Want Ad. ft brings results

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Approves Bonds For School Construction State Finance Board Approves Purchase MIAMI BEACH OB - T b e American Farm Bureau Federation today announced its annual awards to state Farm Bureaus for achievement during the pact year. Five states—California, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Vermont — received double awards at the federation’s annual convention here. Some 6,000 delegates from every

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state and Purcto Rico are attending. Awards for gains in membership went to 15 states with Texas leading in most new members. Other states receiving awards were Louisiana, Florida, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, New Mexico, Tennessee, Ohio, Maine. Indiana, Mississippi, California, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Illinois. Nine states were honored for outstanding activity in the promotion of dairy products. They were Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, Tennessee, Oklahoma, California, Vermont, Maryland and West Virginia. Awards for citizenship activity went to Indiana, Washington, Ver-

mont and Ohio. Adlai Stevenson Is Back In Law Office CHICAGO OH — Adlai E. Stevenson, twice defeated Democratic presidential candidate, was back at work today in his LaSalle Street law offices. The rested and cheerful former DON'T TAKE A CHANCE TAKI PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

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Illinois governor said, however, he won't resume a full time work schedule as an attorney until after the first of the year. ,

Notice of Election There will be an election for one trustee to ser v e ‘ a 3-year term at the First Christian ax~ Church to be held Sunday, December 30, 1956. *