Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 279, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1957 — Page 6

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Clears Up Mystery Os Check To State State Treasurer Forgot Request CLEARS UP MYSTERY ua INDIANAPOLIS — The U. S. Treasury Department has cleared Up the mystery of the million-dol-lar check that arrived in Indiana state Treasurer Adolph L. Fossler's mail Monday. Thd government sent no letter explaining what the money was —, . : 4 IW7, Orewryt Limited U.S> lac. -- South tend. Indiana

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i i I for and Fossler didn’t remember asking for it. To make things more confusing, the figure was in round numbers which is rare in a government check. It wasn’t until Fossler had sent I a letter to Washington that Harold Cash, controller of the Indiana employment Security Division, came up with the right answer. The check was in response to a . requisition from Cash’s office for ; federal money to buy land on i which Ihdiana will build its new I Employment security Division building Fossler had signed the request, but didn't remember sending it to Washington. “I don’t pay much attention to amounts like that,” he said. Selective Service Objector Sentenced INDIANAPOLIS W — Federal Judge William E. Steckler imposed a two-year prison term Monday on Jackie Lynn Davis, 23, Crothersville, because he refused to report for civilian work as a conscientious objector. Davis was ordered last November to report at a state hospital under provisions of the Selective Service Act. He had asked conscientious objector status on grounds he is a member of the Jehovah's Witness sect. Social Students MUSKEGON. Mich. W - A recently retired Muskegon Community College history instructor contends that “too many university students are there only for the social life.” Dr. John L. McKinley added that “they do little except to interrupt the work of the serious student.”

Nuclear Power Plant Pad To 11 Northern States Atom Commission Sings Contract On Big Nuclear Plant WASHINGTON (UP) — The 1 i Atomic Energy Commission ' signed a contract today with i Northern States Power Co. of Minneapolis, Minn., for construction of a 28-tnillion-dollar nuclear power plant. AEC Chairman Lewis L Strauss , said Northern States Power would build the 66.000 kilowatt plant at its own expense with the commis--1 sion contributing six million dollars toward research and develop- ’ ment. The commission also will waive charges of up to one million dol- ( lars for the reactor’s fuel of ' slightly enriched uranium Northern States Power is considering erecting the plant near its ‘ present steam generating station at Sioux Falls. S.D., Strauss taid in a statement. Ten other midwestern electric utility companies along with Northern States have formed Central Utilities Atomic Power Associates which will share in the technical know-how gained from the project in return for investing $3,650,000 towards its development, the AEC said. Contract plans call for completion of the advanced boiling water type reactor to be completed by June, 1962. The AEC said

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it will reserve issuance of an qper-I ational license until all safety : standards have been met. N. Bernard Gussett, president of the lowa Power and Light Co., said the tentative site had been shifted from near Mankato, Minh., to near Sioux Falls because drought studies showed there was a possibility of inadequate water at times at the Minnesota site. The final determination of. the plant site will have to be approved by the AEC. When the plan to construct the atomic plant was announced early this year, the tentative site was set as “a short distance north of the lowa-Minnesota border " However, Allan S. King, president of the Northern States Power Co., said today, “several factors, including water supply even in drought periods, will finally determine the location of the plant.” The new site, which is being studied by engineers, is located along the Big Sioux River. Monroeville Banker Is Taken By Death Samuel O. Van Buskirk, 75, retired merchant and banker of Monroeville, died Monday at Parkview memorial hospital, I Fort Wayne. He had been in failing health several years. He was active in the Monroeville Methodist church. Survivors include his wife. Ida; one son and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at 1:15 p. m. Wednesday at the Marquart funeral home and at 1:30 p. m. at the Monroeville Methodist church, with burial in the Monroeville IOOF cemetery. If you have something to sell or J rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results. ..

I ! Indiana To Request Dickens Reinstated CHICAGO (W — Indiana Univer 5 1 sity has notified the Big Ten that it will request reinstatement of football coach Phil Dickens at the regular conference winter meeting in mid-December, it was learned today. Dickens was suspended for one year July 28 for violation of the new conference aid rule requiring that all assistance be based upon the need of the student. Allegedly he offered students cash in excess of their determined need. The suspension actually was imposed by the university as a condition for it remaining a member in good standing in the conference. However, the penalty gave Indiana the right to request reinstatement of the coach no earlier than the regular winter meeting, and the Hoosier notification was necessary in order to make such application. Dickens, while under suspension, was prohibited from all contact with athletes or prospective athletes, or with coaching in any manner. He was retained on the Hoosier payroll, however. Should he be reinstated at the winter meeting, he would be able to participate in recruiting of players by Indiana prior to the dates next February when midyear high school graduates will sign “letters of intent” and also would be able to direct spring football practice. While Dickens was under susj pension, his chief assistant. Bob I Hicks, coached the Indiana team this fall. The Hoosiers won only one game, from Villanova, and lost eight. Bodies Os Teacher ; And Date Discovered Apparently Victims Os Carbon Monoxide CHICAGO HP! — An inquest was scheduled today in the deaths of a school teacher from Indianapolis and her Sunday date whose bodies were found in a North Side garage. Police said Alice Graham, 22, a graduate of Indiana University, ! and Robert Cornell, 26, a Chicago : business executive, apparently were the victims of accidental . carbOn monoxide poison. Their bodies were found by Cornell's, sister, Mrs. Patricia Alpert, who investigated Monday after her mother told her Cornell had not been home all night. Miss Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. Brewster Graham, Indianapolis, taught Spanish at i Niles Twp. high school at Skokie, 111. Cornell was vice president and sales manager of the American Mills Supply Co., and the American Leather Belting Co. They were on their first date Sunday. Miss Graham’s body was found on the garage floor. Cornell’s body was on the front seat of an automobile. The car’s ignition was turned on but the car had run out of gas. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results.

I Hoosiers Dominate Cross Country Meet s EAST LANSING, Mich. (UP>— Hoosiers dominated the NCAA cross country meet Monday. Little Max Truex of Warsaw, Ind., set a new NCAA cross country record and Notre Dame won its first team championship. Truex who now does his running for the University of Southern California was smeared with cocoa butter to protect himself against 26 degree temperatures and 26 hour winds. The five-flSft, 130-pound accounting major finished the four-mile grind in 19:12.3. Running in a stocking cap, Truex kept a steady pace and passed Houston’s John Macey with about a quarter of a mile to go. Notre Dame harriers finished in 14th, 19th, 24th, 27th and 37th for a 121 total. This was six points better than defending champion and host Michigan State. The Spartans were second with 3rd, 11th, 13th, 31st and 61st finishes. Macey tired in the final mile but in finishing second he also beat the old meet record of 19:36.7 by 1.7 seconds. Macey’s finish was good enough for first in team competition. And his team mate Jerry Smart finished second in the same category. But Houston still finished third with 131 points, followed by Syracuse 140, Kansas 158 and Western Michigan 170. — French Township Man Is Severely Injured Curtis Tonner, 40, French township farmer, was severely injured about noon Monday when his right arm was drawn into the rollers of a corn picker. He was rushed to the Clinic hospital at Bluffton for emergency surgery. He was reported caught in the picker for nearly two hours before a hired hand. Mathan Wickey, 16, discovered his plight.

I TIN CAN AND RUBBISH COLLECTION All Residents are hereby notified that the City Street Department will conduct a TRASH and TIN CAN COLLECTION, STARTING May llwcinher 2 Collections will be made according to the following schedule: MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 North of Monroe street and WesKof Fifth street TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 North of Monroe street and East of Fifth street. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4 = South of Monroe street and East of Fifth street, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5 South of Monroe street and West of • Fifth street. THEN UNTIL THE JOB IS COMPLETED. PLEASE PLACE CANS and RUBBISH IN CONTAINERS PRIOR TO DATE SET FOR COLLECTION IN YOUR AREA Your cooperation is asked. It is illegal for any persons, firm or corporation to put, throw, dump or leave debris of any kind or character whatsoever in, upon or within the limits of any street in the City of Decatur, Ind. Upon conviction of violating this ordinance there is a fine of not less than $25.00 nor more than SIOO.OO. Robert D. Colo Bernard J. Clark Mayor Street Commissioner

Bowlina Scores • O. E. ALLEYS Women’* League W L Happy Five 23 10 Wonder Girlsl6 17 Hopeful Five 15 16 Jolly Five 12 21 High games: Lil Mac Lean 171. Fraternal League W L Teeple Truck Line 23 13 G. E. Club 21 15 Peterson Elevator 21 15 West End Restaurant .... 20 16 Monroeville .. Lumber Co. 19 17 Kelly Cleaners 19 17 K. of C, 13 23 Red Met) -...j,.. 10 26 Peterson Ele. won 3 games from Teeple, West End. wion 2 from G. E. Club, K. of C. won 2 from Monroeville Lumber Co. 200 games: Ted Gage 210-214, Leo Hoffman 205, G. Laurent 213, H. Murphy 203, Custer 211, Petrie 217, C. Cook 220. Sportsman’s League W L Pts. Moose 2 22 8 31 K. of C. 2 .... 17 13 23 Downtown Texaco ..18 12 22 Kaye Shoe Store .... 16 14 22 424 F. A. Btry. 16 14 21 Chamber Commerce 15 15 19 Legion 8 22 11 Moose 1 8 22 11 High series: F. Hoffman 615 (221-204-190). High games: L. Gage, E. Thieme 206. Minor League W L Pts. Sherwin William Paint 24 12 33 Dunbar Furniture .. 22 14 29 Holthouse on Highway 21 15 28 Child Life Shoes .... 18 18 26 Kimpel’s Cigar Store 20 16 25 Smith Pure Milk .... 19 17 25 Clem Hardwarel9 17 25 Moose 16 20 23 Price Men’s Wear .. 16 20 20 Victory Bar 6 30 6 Sherwin Williams won three points from Smith Pure Milk. Dunbar won four points from Victory Bar, Child Life Shoes won three points from Holthouse, Clem Hardware won three points from

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Kimpel’s, Moose won three points from Price. High scores: J. L. McCagg, 230. Harold Cox 222, Harold August 219, Kiefer 219, Weisman 210, Ted Gage 205, Lybarger 201, Paul Lillich 201, Pete Miller 200, W. A. Leuenberger. Sherwin Williams team rolled new high team single game of 951, Dunbar Furniture team rolled new high three game series of 2629, Minor League will not bowl Thursday Nov. 28 (Thanksgiving Day). Rural League W L Pts. Mirror Inn 21 15 30 MgConneU 20% 15% 29% Preble Tavern .... 21 15. 28 Chuck’s Marathon .20 16 27 Schrock Builders . 18% 17% 25% Faurote Builders . 17 19 23% Blackstone 17 19 23 Limberlost Archery 16 20 22* Rural Youth 17 19 21 Stucky &Co 10 26 10% High scores: Bud Fisher 207, B. Eyanson 204, V. Holsapple 200, E. Anderson 200. Classic League W L Pts. ‘ Butler's Garage .... 23 13 30 Riverview Gardens .19 17 28 1 Decatur Lumber Co. 20 16 26 Peterson Elevator ..18 18 25 Decatur Farms 17 19 23 ' Acker Cement 19 17 23 Burk Elevator 17 19 22 Mies Recreation .... 16 20 22 Leland Smith Ins. .. 16 20 21 West End Restaurant 15 21 20 High games: W. Mar ba ch 222, T, Fennig 205, L. Reef 203. W. 1 Tutewiler 214, W. Snyder 213. E. 1 Anderson 203, G. Berindei 305-202, 1 H. Scheumann 200, G. Baumgart- ' ner 207, A. Appelman 212, A. Zelt 205, G. Selking 206. P. Bleeke 213202. Note: The Classic league will not bowl this Thursday, due to its 1 being Thanksgiving. I The Berkshire area so western Massachusetts has 73,098 acres of state forests, 13 rivers, 59 lakes, 14 golf courses and 16 winter sports areas.