Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 38, Decatur, Adams County, 14 February 1957 — Page 8

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More Rain Or Snow 1$ Forecast Friday Hazardous Driving In Part Os State By UNITED PRESS Nature sent a comic valentine to Northern Indiana today in the form of snow and freezing rain which spread a coating of ice over highways. Highway and police departments reported light snow measuring up to about an inch fell over the northern one-third of the state and freezing rain created driving hazards as far asouth as Marion and Logansport. More rain or snow was due Friday, the precipitation's form depending on temperatures. Temperatures ranged from 42 at South Bend to M at Evansville at peak points Wednesday and dropped below freezing this morning except in the south portion . where Evansville had a low of 35. It was 25 at South Bend and Fort Wayne. Highs today were expected to range from 30 to 40, lows tonight from 20 to 28, and highs Friday from 35 to 52. A warmer trend Friday will be replaced by colder readings Saturday, the outlook indicated, but fair skies were due to accompany the colder trend. ■■■■■" I »"«" ■ ■■ Jerry L. Myers Dies At Bluffton “Funeral services will be held ■ at 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Thoma funeral home in Bluffton for Jerry L. Myers, 71, of Bluffton, who died j Tuesday of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was married in Decatur August 8, 1908, to Mae V. Parrish, who survives. Surviving in addition to the widow are a daughter, Mrs. Emerson Schlotzhauer of Bluffton, two brothers, Joseph L. Myers of Huntington and Lloyd S. Myers of Bluffton: two sisters, Mrs. William Wasson of Bluffton and Mrs. Martha Lowry of Fort j Wayne, and one grandson. Meeting Sunday At Presbyterian Church “What is Happening In Our Church School” is the title of the subject to be discussed at a P.T.A. meeting at the First Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. All members are invited to attend and discuss their problems with their children's teachers. A sandwich salad supper will follow the discussion and each one attending is asked to bring a sand-, wich or salad tray. Holy tlocrrSunduy For Catholic. Men The southeast district council of Catholic men, which includes members of St. Mary's parish in Decatur, will meet for the monthly holy hour Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at St. Louis church, Besancon. The Rev. Andrew Mathieu, pastor and district moderSlor, will be in charge. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad, it brings results.

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General White Warns Russian Power Growing Ability To Strike With Air-Atomic Weapons Growing WASHINGTON W — A top Air Force general said today that Russia’s ability to strike the United States with air-atomic weapons is increasing "steadily and rapidly.” Gen. Thomas D. White, vice chief of staff, also bared Air Force plans for dispersing combat units widely in the United States to reduce their vulnerability to sudden attack. White was die leadoff speaker at a jet-age conference sponsored by the Air Force Assn. One thousand government, industry, military and education pleaders were invited. America’s retaliatory forces, White said, “will be deployed to enough bases so that a potential attacker could never hope to destroy enough of our bombers to prevent our decisive retaliation.” The general thus made it clear that the problem of noise from military jet aircraft, one of the ’ prime topics of the jet-age con- ‘ ference, will be a continuing one. IHe acknowledged that aircraft noise is “the greatest single point of friction” between the Air Force and communities near its bases, i The. conference also heard of steps, being taken to hold down the ! noiW level of big commerical jet ; transports going into service in another two years and heard dei scribed the civil aeronautics’ plans i for easing the air traffic control problem. Other speakers told of the growing economic importance of commerical airports of cities and of the need for non-airline airports to support so-called “general avia- | tion” which is growing by leaps and bounds. White said that moving airports from population centers has proved of little value because on airbase is a big business which quickly spawns new communities. Air defense bases and fields used by reservists must in any case be nearer towns and important target areas, he said. The general, warning of Russia’s growing atomic power, said that this nation's retaliatory forces would be only the "crews, bombs and bombers that would escape” th® first enemy attack. Me said that the Strategic Air Cptyimand’s bombers must be dispersed over more bases as a means of strengthening their deterrent oower without increasing their number. Assessors Meet In Fort Wayne Friday County and township assessors from some 13. counties in northeastern Indiana will meet at the Allen county court house Friday to study the recent changes in assessing procedures, county assessor Walter Koos said today. All county and township assessors have been invited, and township heloers are also asked to attend. The meeting will start at 9:30 a.m. in superior court room, number 2 on the second floor of the county building, and will continue until all business hfes been discussed. Before the first of March, 'a "ountv school will be scheduled here in Decatur in the commjssioners room of the court house. All county personnel will attend. George Gable, state assessing represehtative for this area, will conduct the school. The exact date will be set later. Automobile Window Broken By Bottle George Laurent, personnel manager at the Decatur General Electric plant, reported to the city police this morning that someone had thrown a beer bottle through the rear window of his car last night during the night. <JThe car was parked in front of hjs home on Fifth street. Snowballing Truck Is Costly To Boys PLYMOUTH, Ind. (W — Four boys tossing snowballs hurled one through ji window of a big truck rolling along a Plymouth street. Police ordered the lads to come up with $9 to pay for the broken glass.

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