Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1957 — Page 6

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Fori Wayne Man Is Taken Into Custody Arrested Here On Fort Wayne Charge Fhig^i^Kleelx^^ - 32 of "Fort Wayne, was arrested by local authorities Tuesday ' night at about 8:45 p.m. on Court street at the request of Fort Wayne‘-officials,’ who sought him on a charge of assault and battery. Kleeberjj was wanted by Fort Wayne authorities for allegedly beating his wife, Mrs. Frances Kleeberg, 31. in a Fort Wayne ho-

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' tel Tuesday evening. Mrs. Klee- [ berg was hospitalized as a result of the attack. Fort Wayne police sent out an alert on Kleeberg, wijp was known to have headed south in a dark gray convertible. City police officer Al Nern, waiting at the intersection of Washington and 13th street, saw the Kleeberg car going south on 13th street. Nern followed the man, who turned off U. S. 27 onto Monroe street, drove to Second street, turned right, went to Jefferson then to Third, right on Third to Court and then right again on Court. He finally stopped across from the court house. Kleeberg jumped out es his car and Nern ordered him at gunpoint

to put his hands on the car. The Fort Wayne man at first refused and then complied with the order, fn the meantime several other officers camte to Nern's assistance. They included police chief James Borders, state trooper Al Coppes, sheriff Merle Affolder and deputies Robert Meyer and Charles Arnold. The man was taken first to the Adams county jail and then was • returned to Fort authorities by chief Borders and trooper Coppes. He is being held in Fort Wayne under a $5,000 bond. Labor rids us of three great evils — boredom, vices and poverty. Nothing is denied to well-direct-ed labor; nothing is ever to be attained without it. — Reynolds.

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Auto Demolished By . Train Tuesday Night A car» driven by Keith Brandt. 17. of Decatur route two, was completely demolished Tuesday night when it stalled on the PennysIvania railroad crossing in Convoy, 0., just before a fast trian came through. Brandt got out of tne car when it stalled and ran down the tracks in an unsuccessful attempt to flag down the train. The Adams county youth was not injured. Sheriff Attends State Convention Sheriff Merle Affolder has returned after attending the annual Indiana sheriffs association convention in Indianapolis Monday and Tuesday. He was accompanied by his wife. Affolder was one of nine sheriffs named to the executive board of the association. The local sheriff also served as a jnember of the committee which chose this year’s sheriff of the year. Elks Will Initiate Class Os Candidates A class of candidates will be initiated at the regular semi-month-ly meeting of the Decatur Elks lodge, to be held at 8 o’clock Thursday night at the lodge home on North Second street. Refreshments will be served following the meeting, and all members are urged to attend.

Top Unbeaten Teams Favored For Saturday NEW YORK (UP>—Texas A4M, Oklahoma and Auburn — the top dogs of college football — are favored to extend their unbeaten and untied records through another weekend of head-knocking. The Aggies, who replaced Oklahoma as the top-ranked team in this week’s United Press ratings, are picked to defeat Southern Methodist by at least two touchdowns. i Oklahoma is an 18-point favorite to make Missouri its 47th consecutive victim, and third-ranked Auburn is the choice by eight points over Mississippi. All other members of the United Press top 10 are favored by at least one touchdown. Michigan State is a 14-*point pick over Notre Dame, lowa is 7 over Minnesota, Ohio State is 7 over Purdue, Army is a prohibitive “out” choice over Utah, Navy is 6 over Duke, Michigan is 6 over Illinois, Oregon is 12 over Washington, and Tennessee' is 7 over Georgia Tech. Three games were rated as tossups — Nebraska at lowa State, Villanova at Detroit and South Carolina at North Carolina. In games with one-point spreads, Indiana* was favored over Cincinnati, Arkansas over Rice and UCLA over Washington State. Here are the point spreads for other leading Saturday games by sections: East — Boston College 4 over Boston University: Dartmouth 14 over Columbia; Brown 4 over Cornell; Princeton 14 over Harvard; Yale 7 over Penn; Syracuse 7 over Holy Cross; West Virginia 6 over Pittsburgh. Midwest — Kansas 5 over Kansas State; Wisconsin 8 over Northwestern;. Penn State 20 over Marquette. South— North Carolina State 17 over Willjam and Mary; Clemson 4 over Maryland; Virginia Tech 2 over Wake Forest; Florida 9 over Georgia; Alabama 7 over Tulane; Mississippi 11 over LSU; Vanderbilt 7 over Kentucky. Southwest—Texas 5 over Baylor. Pacific Coast — Oregon State 7 over California; Stanford 6 over Southern California. 4-H (Continued trom Ona) Mrs. Richard Harkless, 3; Hugo Boerger, 11; Fred Meier, 6; Everett Singleton, 3. Union township, Mrs. Ed Gerbers, 4; Ed Gerbers, 4; Emerson Wass 3. In ■ - Kirkland township, Mrs. William Griffiths, 5; Mrs. Wayne Johnson, 1; Mrs. Floyd Roth. 1; Mrs. Pete Ellis, 3; Walter Egly, 2; Oscar Brown, 2; Floyd Roth, 3. St. Mary’s township, Mrs. Gale Cook, 2i Mrs. Harold Shoaf, 2; Mrs. Harlan Jackson, 4; , Paul Rich, 3; Charles Morrison, 2; Doyle Lehman, 1. Blue Creek township, Mrs. Ernest Girod, 1; Mrs. Clair Carver, 2; Mrs. Merle Foor, 2; Mrs. Raymond Edwards, 2; Ralph Jackson, 2; Charlie Myers, 5; Carl Christener, 2; Rex Raudenbush, 1. Monroe township, Mrs. Stanley Arnold, 11; Mrs. Loris Rich, 1; Mrs. Edwin Bauman, 3; Mrs. Clifford Essex, 4; Mrs. Mike Ehrsam. 1; Mrs. Nancy Yoder, 1; Harold Schwartz, 5; Eli Schwartz, 3; Martin Habegger, 1; Jim McCullough, 1; John Christener, Jr.. 2. French township, Mrs. Herman Kipfer, 8; and Ned Kipfer, 1. Berne, Mrs. Mary Schlaugenhauf, 1Wabash township, Mrs. Sherman Neuenschwander, 10; Mrs. Doyle Mathys, 5; Mrs. Raymond Van Emon, 7; Wilber Kirchhofer, 7; Ardpn Mosser, 6. Hartford township, Mrs. Milo Twigg, 2; Mrs. Leonard Wagley, 6; Dave Alberson, 6; Grant Lindsey, 3. Jefferson township, Mrs. Robert Stuber, 9; Mrs. Henry Rumple, 10; and Carl Baker 1. Joy Everhart, of Wabash township, sang "Rockabye Your Baby to a Dixie Melody” and Tammy,” accompanied by Nancy Bollenbacher on the ipano. Following the awards, a girl’s quartet of Luginbill and Myers sisters fyom Blue Creek township sang, “Forever and Ever,” “Four Walls” and “For the Kingdom.” If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results. Open Bowling Every Afternoon at Mies Recreation FREE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BEGINNERS Now Being Given . Week Day Afternoons 1:00 to 4:00. CALL 3-2942 BOWLING SUPPLIES AVAILABLE

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Headon Collision Is Fatal To One Man MICHIGAN CITY (IB — A twocar headon collision on a Curve at the intersection of U. S. 6 and U. S. 421 south of Westville laOe Tuesday resulted in the death of a man tentatively identified as Alden Sally, about 30, Chicago. Injured seriously in the collision was Cash Foster, 32, Chicago, a passenger in the Sally car. Listed as fair in Holy Family Hospital in LaPorte was Floyd Ellis, 63, South Bend, drive of the other car. PROTEST (Continued from One) is located at Oak and Fornax streets near the St. Mary’s river, just north of the Erie railroad tracks. It is one of two companies which serve the community with ready-mix cement for construction purposes. UNITED STATES (Continued from Page Ona) Dulles rejected Russian leader Nikita Khrushchev’s claim that long-range missile developments have made U.S. bases overseas obsolete. A survey report on American bases is being prepared for the president by Frank C. Nash, former assistant secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs. Nash began visiting American bases in the Carribean in April, travelled to the Far East in May. and then toured European and North African bases in June and early July. FREE CRESTLINE HOSTESS CART PLUS — 4 TRAY TABLE SETS with any “EASY” Combination WASHER & DRYER WASH and DRY ' IN ONE - CONTINUOUS. OPERATION i m MODEL CDH ALL NEW 1958 EASY WASHER/DRYER with four separata exclusive clothes conditioning actions • Exclusive Tih-TomWo Washing • Exclusive 4 Master Rinses • Exclusive Surge’n Spin Clothes Saver it • Exclusive Pro-Heat Tilt- - Tawhle Drying Washes up 1A pound to a full I" Load FREE DEMONSTRATION ANYTIME! Nn HEATING & APPLIANCES. HIGHWAY 27—NORTH OPEN: WED., PRI„ SAT. EVENINGS