Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 174, Decatur, Adams County, 25 July 1957 — Page 4

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L wpfrftps msmHHBBSEEzz-'^jt-— - i AFTER A TALK with President Elsenhower, GOP congressional leaden tell reporters in Washington that the President will ma Im no open effort to preserve that controversial Section HI in the civil rights legislation. The section would provide injunction power to enforce civil rights other than the right to vote. Southern senators an violently opposed to the section. From left: Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland of California, presidential press secretary James Hagerty (rear) and House Minority Leader Joe Martin of Massachusetts. (International)

uown Ntws Marriage License Charles Ralph Boyd, 39, of Anderson, and Wanda Mae Bailey, 34, of Decatur. Cause Continued James Jackson has entered appearance for Carol Nevil, plaintiff in a divorce action against Vernon Nevil, and by agreement of both parties concerned, the cause has been Continued until August 9, at 19 a.m. i— - ■ 1 9 , Modern Etiquette | BY ROBERTA LIB I il—— , » <- If my wife and I were to >■ NOTICE I DICK’S TV SERVICE Will Be Closed JULY 27th — ’Till — AUGUST Sth

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e ’ - -W drop in unexpectedly at a home and find out friends engaged in a bridge game with guests, what should we do? A. You should excuse yourself, and take your departure, saying that you will come another evening. If the hostess insists, however, you may sit down quietly and watch the game until it is over. On no account, should you "break up" the game and risk spoiling the guests’ entertainment. 1 Q. Is it all right for a divorchance tq meet a woman friend who is lurching at the same table, is he obligated to pay for her luncheon? A. Certainly not; and the woman should not expect this. QQ. Is it all right for a divorcee to have a maid-of-honor and two bridesmaids at her second marriage? A. No; she should have no more than one attendant at her second marriage. If y. • save svmetning to sell or rooms v cent, try a Democrat Want Ad. » "rings results. I

Shrine Horse Show On August 3 And 4 Leo Carrillo Will Be Top Attraction The third annual Shrine horse show will feature the world famixl movie and television star. Leo Carrillo of Hollywood, Calif. The 1957 equestrian extravaganza will be- staged, at- the. Shrine, show grounds qn state road 9 one mile north of Columbia City, Saturday, August 3, and Sunday. August 4. There will be performances for all types of horses and ponies Saturday at 1 p. m.; Saturday at 7 p.m.; Sunday at 10 a. m., 1:30 p. m., and 7:30 p. m. Saturday night is Shrine unit night and the gala show will open with a grand entry of the potentate and divan show officials. Shrine patrol, famous band and mounted patrol with a presentation of the colors by the Shrine color guard. Sundax night is Shrine club night wfen $1 Shrine clubs of Mizpah Temple will be honored. The entire groupds wilj be thoroughly fogged for the tomfort <Y the public. A civid dinner honoring the star of the show, Leo Carrillo, will be held Friday night. August 2, at the Shrine Temple ballroom in Fort Wayne at 6:30 p. m. Lieutenant Governor Crawford Parker, will attend the dinner and welcome Carrillo to Indiana. Mayor Robert E. Meyers will be present to extend the hospitality of Fort Wayne to Carrillo, better known as "Pancho" in his famed television series of the old west. Tickets for this dinner may be purchased at the Shrine Temple, 407 West Berry, and are $5 each. The Shrine horse show will bring champion horses from throughout the mid-west including English and western types, i parade horses and ponies. Arabian horses and beautiful Palaminos. The price of general admission , is $1 for single day; S2O for a box containing 6 seats for . the two-day show; or sl2 for a box for one day. • Ralph Latham and Guy Foltz are co-directors; Edgar Terrell, 1 assistant director; Fred Mowrer. show secretary; and Fred Rye, assistant secretary.

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< T- V A DEADLY MUSHROOM forms over the test site at Yucca Flat, Nevada, after the first U. S. rocket with an atomic warhead was fired from a fighter plane at an imaginary enemy bomber. The Air Force said the device opened "a new dimension” in defensive aerial warfare. At bottom, Capt Alfred C. Barbee (left), Wild Rice, N. D.; and Capt. Eric Hutchinson (center), Webster, lowa, explain to Lt. Gen. Joseph Atkinson, commander of the Air Defense Headquarters, how they fired rocket from an F-89 more than 15,000 feet over test site. - f r l “.A ... T-r-.

The public and their families are invited to attend. Children 12 and under, fifty cents admission. k ' >^y ) Wat JVelcome Hostes* JVill Kaook oa Year Doa< with Gifts A Greetings ' from Friendly Buainesq Neighbors end Yong Civic end Social < w Welfare Leaders De Mr VtenTii' sft The Birth of • Bkby Sixteenth Birthdays EngagementAnnmzncemonll Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers SB Decstur Phone 3-3196

F-84F Thunderstreak, normally a fighter-bomber. Is approached from under-rear by a thirsty RF-84F Thunderflash photo plane. £ zna ‘ ■ \ JL The fighter-bomber-tanker lowers Its “flying gas pipes” with funnel at end as the photo-reconnaisSance plane closes in. --■■. -™— ~jr —' 'r-T~ ■%* ' 7 M Contact! The “rec” plane inserts Its probe Into the gasline drogue. They can “fill *er up” in a maximum of IS minutes. A NEW SYSTEM of aerial refueling developed by Republic Aviation makes tankers out of fighter-bombers in a matter of minutes, and makes possible refueling at high speeds and 30,000 feet altitude, it is said to Increase range “up to 70 ger cent.” (luternalioualj

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9 "DISILLUSIONED more than disappointed" is the way Maureen Lundroth, 18, describee her feelings on deciding at the last minute not to attend the • “Youth Festival" in Moscow. Maureen is shown back in San Francisco with her mother after a flight from New York. She decided against going because she learned the state department frowns on the event as a propaganda measure of the Soviet. (International) f imu ni i m

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Evansville Market Robbed Os $3,500 fiVANSVILLE <UP> -Two funmen held up an Evansville meat market late Wednesday, bound and Ragged the owner and escaped with 3,500. Gottlieb Wessel, 75, owner of the Wessel Meat Market, said the store is closed on Wedncs day afternoon. He spid he came down from his apartment above the store for a glass of orange juice and found two men ransacking the place. INSECTICIDES FOR EVERY USE •A • * _ OPEN — — — ALL DAY SUNDAYS <** * • AIR CONDITIONED HOLTHOUSE On The Highway N. 13th St. Route 27