Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1957 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JUN® 12, 195?

Public Auction 1029 North 2nd Street, Decatur, Indiana ’ FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES M. DAWSON FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 6:30 P.M. (Evening Sate) LOCATION: 1029 North Second Street, Decatur, Indiana. FUBNITVBE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 9x12 Blue Rug with Pad; Upholstered Davesport and Arm Chair; 3 Occasional Chairs; Drop Leaf Table and Table Leaf; Coffee Table; Several Leather-top End Tables; Kidney Desk and Chair; Card Table and 4 Chairs; Poker Table Top; 4 Oil Painting; Vases and Knicknacks; Floor and Table Lamps; Cabinet Radio Combination; Table Radio; TV Aerial; Vanity Dresser and Mirror; Chest of Drawers; Night Stand; Box Springs; Bedding Box; 2 Wardrobe Boxes; Shoe Rack; Clothes Hamper; Blonde Dinette Table and 4 Chairs; Buffet; Portable Mixer; Pressure Cooker; 3 Hammered Aluminum Pans; Toaster and Hospitality tray; Chrome Coffee & Tea Pot; Colored Aluminum Tray A Glasses; Dishes; Silver Tray; Table Fan; G. E. Iron; Ironing Board: Electric Sweeper; Carpet Sweeper; Mop and Bucket; Leather Bag; Hat Box; Suitcase; Rod & Reel, and many other articles. TERMS—CASH. MRS. FRANCES DAWSON MAGLEY, Executrix of the Estate of James M. Dawson. Robert H. Staton, Attorney J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana 7 12

WITH A MAINI ——! ■ ■ * tfNVMMWS' b a R DIP i pill FEATURES FOR LITTLE WOMAN J • with the new Automatic GAS RANGES '; This amazing new top-of-the-range burner makes every pan and kettle in ' ' your home an automatic cooking utensil. No need for expensive plug-in fry ' - jj’_ pans, deep fryers, and sauce pans when you have the ingenious Burner With ' A Brain. Simply set it and forget it... just like your oven. ' ■* iThe new GAS RANGES have everything! ‘ i < AUTOMATIC Here’s the way to barbecue AUTOMATIC You'll just love this brand wrkTiasKoiar perfectly .. . right in your roast rONTPOL new wa ? to r° ast m«*t« ROTISSERIE £ tc|w / on yous own ROAST CONTROL Whelher you prefer u I range. It’s completely auto- — done, medium or rare, your matic .. . the spit rotates at ''Y w be exactly the way j^ Bl tlie r «l ,t speed browning \ fyou want it—every time! You J /sT\ the meat evenly. You've never / / \ \fc— simply place thermometer in *J ’ tasted such wonderful barbc- j /(\ \ the roast, set the dial, and the l cued ham, chicken or ribs! wiivllj; II \ 1 automatic roast control takes WtLt I\ I J / \_Z over ... cooks the meat until >; it's just right and turna » off the oven! c ..... ■ ■ ■■' _ . s " '■ ' ' —- & ~f— '/» 1 j Jhe vJ A5 Company NORTHERN IN DIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

flS| * PLUMBING U A Ilf* If C MAKE THIS YOUR HEADQUARTERS ' iMRiU ’ ’KITCHEN heating —plumbing—appliances • free estimates IMslbw “■■Wa* CABINETS AIR CONDITIONING r crovinr !■ P VRDIIICIO 2(H) N. 13th St. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ’till 9:00 PHONE 3-3316 PLANNING SERVICE

Westerns Blanket TV Sets By Fall Big Stampede Os Sagebrush Heroes HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Saddles and six-shooters will blanket television next fall when westerns take over the home screens. But towering Jim Arnesa, whose “Gunsmoke” started the trend, isn’t worried. Since the CBS-TV filmed series, plus Hugh O’Brian’s “Wyatt Earp,” became such successes, TV, like the movie industry, has clamped onto westerns as a surefire way to get audiences.

A SENSATION form, estate and fair buildings. I Country Estate “White Creosote" Paint combines wood preservation witb imVs— mocu,ot * white appearance. Brush It of spray II »•« one coat covers. *. $4.49 Gallon Ray’s Paint & Gift Shop 105 N. 13th St. Deeatar, Ind.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DBCATOTL INDIAN A ”

Because show business producers and sponsors are traditionally trend followers, Earp, Dfiton and other TV western start will be joined next fall by the biggest stampede of sagebrush heroes in TV history. , A record number of television series bit the dust this spring to make way for the downpour ot westerns and private eye series next fall. Thirty-four old series, nearly double last year’s casualties, were axed, including “Private Secretary,” “Bengal Lancers” “Noah’s Ark" and “Hiram Hoilir day." ABC-TV leads the networks with eight oaters scheduled for next fall, followed by NBC and CBS with four each. Some of the new western series being filmed for fall release include “Wagon

.. 's' xsfliV ff *~r NgR Mgel' ' J &UW 2'- ~ wt£ y lam- ; n'■ - -num' DICK MILLER gets a bagful of water during the trick archery contest held recently at the Limberlost archery club grounds west of Decatur. In this event the archer stands in,'a barrel. A stick with a pin in it is placed over his head, at the nd of a long rope. A balloon flill of water is let loose about 100 feet away, and slides toward the archer. If he hits the bag with an arrow, all is well. If hot, the bag of water hits the nail over his head, and douses him with water. This type of contest encourages accurate shooting. — (Staff Photo)

Train,” “Tales of Wells Fargo,” 'Tales of Texas Rangers," “Have Gun. Will Travel,” and “Broken Arrow.” But Jim Arness, now rambling through his new “Gunsmoke” series before the cameras at California Studio, yawns that the rush to hop on the bandwagon is “flattering” but not harming to his show. - _ . “It’s all to the good,” he said. “When something catches on, that’s it. Everybody goes that way. “But we’re not worried about this new competition. From what I know of the new western series, I don’t think competition will be tough. From the standpoint of quality, nothing can hurt our show.” “Gunsmoke” claims to be the original adult western, beginning with its inception on radio. As Arness points out, “Gunsmoke" is so adult “we even have a lady of shady virtue as the heroine of the series." Its fans include everybody from children to such adult western fans as Dr. Frank Baxter, the TV Shakespeare expert, who wrote Arness a fan tetter “just raving about the show.” Thirty-year-old, Minneapolis-born Arness has a quick reason why the reasonably authentic, grown-up “Gunsmoke” is such a success. “We don't fire 10 bullets out of a six-shooter,” he says.

New Way to Wave! Simplified... ~ No Mess... ■3ss! > * Lotton...First~Doubto\ SPfCiAI. ~ ~~>~ Easy Applicator I "TRODUCTORY OFFfJU You actually wave—and j SW* neutralize—right from « NptoK the applicator! You jus* 8 5?29 run cant miss getting the ! * l*x most even wave es your Ufel ' HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

r s . • * 4k. I i \fit ■’wfei I T f M * L- M COMDR. J. I.TEFFT (above), commander of Fighter Squadron 31 at Cecil Field, was picked up from a life raft off the coast of Florida. A helicopter carried out the rescue. Comdr. Tefft was one of the two jet pilots who crashed into the sea during the Naval exercises conducted for President Elsenhower and other high U. S. officials. The body of the second pilot was picked up later.

TRADE IN DECATUR Golfing, Fishing, Bicycling, Any Sport .... Injuries caused by your (or your family’s) participation in any sport can be covered by Our Family Liability Insurance. COWENS INSURANCE AGENCY L. A. COWENS JIM COWENS 209 Court Bt. Phone 3-3601 Decatur, Ind. / 'TferfteV Xj*. § COIN BANKW A FREE! BqueeZJ JRATION * ts Thursday ~ DAIRY QUEEN is 17! ■ ! To celerate, we’re treating — glv 1« « away a beautiful plastic coin bank—a miniature replica of a DAIRY QUE®f||tore ' k —with every SUNDAE / ~ or MALT. Limited Supply! Hurry! O ltS7. BAHt'chlH NATIONAL OEVELOFMEItT CO.' □RIRV QUEEN flr- ■ ioE <#«*■* Prices Are Lowest Right Now! • Co-op "Custom 20" Chert Froozer... ■ Frew and store all those fruits and vegetable# ripening on your farm ... in a lovely freezer, priced to fit your budget. Stores 700 lbs. food. - I • Co-op "Custom 15" Chost Freezer... _ • Co-op "Custom 15" Upright Freezer. • Co-op "Custom 20" Upright Freezer. | < • Co-op "Imperial" Combination Freezer'J Big 9.3 cu. ft. refrigerator plus 5 cu. ft extrastorage freezer. It’s elegant! i • Co-op "Custom" Combination Freeze* ’ Large 10.10 cu. ft refrigerator combined with 5 j cu. ft freezer. We bought in carload* so you could buy at savings SALS INDS JUIY 6_ X Adams County Farm Bureau Co-op BERNE MONROE GENEVA 2-2612 6-6035 14 PLEASANT MILLS WILLIAMS 7-7316 L. & S. on 18 Hoagland

PAGE THREE-A