Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 5 August 1957 — Page 8

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EX-SEN. GEORGE ft—i Pw <>■*> _ and the nation " Secretary of State John Foster Dulles summed up the “world - Last Time Tonight - Technicolor Smash! PAT BOONE “BERNADINE” Terry Moore, Dean Jagger ALSO — Shorts 15c -50 c -0 Coming Sun. ■— 808 HOPE as Jimmy Walker, “Beau Janies” ( 'a. . < DECATUR I’hmtl ■, w W BAR Tonight & Tuesday ; Technicolor Thriller* The Story of Lindbergh! ’ JAMES STEWART ; Spirit of ■ ST. LOUIS” t o 0...., , Coming Wed.—" Calypso Joe" v & "Hot Bod Bumble" ——_____ —

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statesmanship" outlook with whicl George, then "dean” of the Sen ate, handled the work of the Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee George, Dulles said, “sought t< promote the enlightened self inter est of the United States, recognizing that such self Interest coulc not be achieved except in friendSr cooperation with other free naons." His leadership spearheaded participation in the Geneva Conference. and congressional approval of the German and Austrian treaties and the Formosa resolution. No Damage Results From Grass Fire No damage resulted from a grass fire Saturday noon, at Thirteenth street, between the two railroads. City firemen were summoned at 11:5 a.m. and returned a few minutes later. HOSPITAL PROFIT IS Pa*« Qua) and one baby died There were 30 adults and 6 babies in the hospital July 1, and 35 adults and 7 babies there July 31. Four adults and one baby died in the hospital during July. There were 65 babies born, 33 boys and 32 girls, .including one set of twin boys, born to Wilbert and Marcella Bleeke Kirschner July 16. A total of 219 outpatients were treated, including emergency xray or laboratory work. There were four persons in the halls. Trade in ■ good -•*» — Deeata 1

>• Sentenced To Term 1•On Assault, Battery j _ Four Others Fined In Mayor's Court j Howard Wayne Martin, 27, of !- 927 North Tenth street, appeared . in mayor’s court this morning 1 and pleaded guilty to a charge of - assault and battery. Martin was arrested Friday evening, after his mother, Daisy Martin, signed a warrant for his arrest. He received a fine of SIOO and costs, and was sentenced to six months at the Indiana state farm. 1 He has been returned to the local ■ jail, to wait committment to the - penal institution. Also appearing in court today was Eriberto Serna. 26, of 946 North Twelfth street. Serna was arrested for disorderly conduct and public intoxication Saturday evening, after he and a compan- ; ion were seen fighting at Madison ; and ‘First streets. f Serna resisted arrest and had t<» be forced into the police xar, [ but later when arriving at ’the > ja*l, told the arresting officer he l would go When get- , ting from the car, he lurched forward and ran into the jail yard. The prisoner was tackled by the arresting officer, who committed the man to jail to await trial this morning. Mayor Cole fined Serna $lO and costs on the disorderly conduct charge and $1 and costs on the I public intoxication count. He was sentenced to six months at the Indiana state farm, all suspended but 10 days, which he will serve on weekends at the county jail. Others appearing in court were Chris Bohnke, 56, of route 5, who paid a fine of $1 and costs for hauling a trailer without plates; Eugene Schindler, 29, who paid a fine of $1 and costs, also, for driving without an operator’s license, and Adam Equia. also fined $1 and costs on a charge of reckless driving. RAISES THREAT (Coatlsaeti from Page O»e> looked hopefully forward to adjourning before the end of the I month. With some qualifying “its” Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland and others talked about ending the session about Aug. 24. Porter: Rep. Charles R. Porter (D-Ore.) said he would like to see Dominican strongman Rafael Trujillo dumped by a revolution. But Porter said he would play no part in such a revolution. The Oregon Democrat said he has evidence that “would stand up in court” that the Dominican leader was behind the disappearance and alleged murders of Jesus Galindez, a Columbia University lecturer, and Oregon pilot Lester Murphy. Russian Data: Rep. John E. . Moss said a large amount of Soviet scientific and technical data collected by the government is not getting into the hands of American science and industry. Moss said his government operations subcommittee on information plans to investigate the mattjer. He said Russia for the past four years has undertaken a vast program to translate American technical data and put it to use. Defense: Chairman George E. Mahon (D-Tex.) of the House military appropriations subcommittee has called on President Eisenhower to “knock a lot of heads together” at the Pentagon to end interservice rivalry. Mahon said the quarreling between the services “has gotten so far out of bounds

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LEROY BOERGER, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Boerger of Root townshij, shows his first place broilers and his sister Cynthia's second place broilers in the annual 4-H fair at Monroe. The first place broilers were purchased by the First State Bank of Decatur for $3 a pound; the second place broilers brought $2.50, also from the First State Bank. Other sales were, Leroy Adams, third. $2; Donald Ray, fourth, $1.50 a pound. the Decatur Hatchery; Ted Houk, fifth, $1 a pound; Paul Rich, sixth, Blue Flame Gas Co. of Decatur; seventh, John Inniger, Monroe Grain and Supply; eighth, Donald Ray, Leland Smith Insurance Agency; ninth. Dale Fuelling, the First State Bank of Decatur; tenth, Jim Boerger, the First State Bank of Decatur. A — -(Staff Photo)

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■ r * gUMCc PATTY JOHNSON, of the St. Mary’s Sodbusters, had the grand champion female Ayreshire at the 4-H fair. Miss Johnson also won first in the junior female yearling class. The Ayrshire show was held Thursday morning, with Eugene Sprunger, of Berne, in charge. —(Staff Photo)

that it is a danger to the country.” He urged the President to take steps to unify the armed forces. FOUR ARE DROWNED Fa— O»«> Spectators lined along a seawall on Chicago’s North Side joined in the rescue operations and hauled

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a lifeguard and two young men 100 yards back to shore. The lifeguard swam to the young men, carried off by strong currents in 20 feet of water, attached a cable to them and instructed the people on shore to pull in the three. Trade in a good wo — Decatur

Jefferson Board To Meet On August 27 Township Board In Special Session An emergency session of the Jefferson township trustee, H. D. Mosser, and his advisory board will consider "an extraordinary emergency” requiring SSOO for tiie repair of school buildings and grounds. SIOO for the school telephone and physical exams, and $l2O for the trustee’s salary. The session will be at 8 p. m. ' August 27 at their regular meet- : tog place. The new budget will also be discussed. < The township fund rate will increase 2 cents, the special school 1 fund will decrease 30 cents, and the tuition fund will increase 20 cents in the new tax rates to be considered. ‘ The following budget will be ■ considered at that time for Jes- ] ‘ ferson township: trusters salary, , $1,200; office rent, S9O; clerk's liire, $250; trustee’s traveling expense, $250; office supplies, printIng and advertising, $300; fire truck. $600: care of cemeteries, $150; miscellaneous, S3OO, for a

total of $3,440, The total tuition fund will be $30,300; local property tax relief fund, 81,055; special school fund, $15,275; poor relief fund, $1,220. The comparative tax statement for township, special school, and

PUBLIC AUCTION THE OTTO BAKER PROPERTY COMPLETELY MODERN THREE BEDROOM HOME ALL ON ONE FLOOR Thursday, August 8,6:30 P.M. LOCATION: On Highway 224 at northeast edge of Decatur, Indiana, first house south of Franklin's Station or directly across the street from Reppert's Park. DESCRIPTION: AN ATTRACTIVE WELL CONSTRUCTED NICELY ARRANGED HOME. Has Large Living Room, Dining Room, Nice Size Kitchen with Modern Type Built-in Features, Three Bedrooms with Ample Closet Space, Complete Bath, Fine Enclosed Front Porch, Good Oil Furnace and Water Heater. Screens and Storm Windows. GOOD GARAGE with concrete floor. EXTRA LARGE LOT. beautiful shade, shrubbery and flowers. GOOD WELL with pressure system and CISTERN with motor plumbing. A FINE FAMILY HOME, IDEALLY LOCATED, AND IN EXCELLENT REPAIR. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TERMS: Reasonable Down Payment. Terms can be arranged on balance. i Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Baker, Owners J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. •George C. Thomas—Representative. Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. 27 2 5

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tuition funds shows a general decrease in Jefferson township. The total collected’in 1954 was S3B 179; 1955, $36,588; 1958, $33,- / 944; to be collected, 1957, $32,331; 1958, proposed, $31,108. Trade in a good town — DeoaW*