Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 13 February 1958 — Page 6

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Masons Will Observe Past Masters Night The Decatur Masonic lodge will observe past masters night Saturday, opening with conferring of the master mason degree-on three can-'

MASONIC Past Masters Night—Saturday, Feb. 15th Master Mason Degree will be conferred on 3 Candidates by Past Masters of Decatur Lodge No. 571—Beginning at 1:00 P. M. CHILI SUPPER at 6:00 P.M. 75c

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Deny Attempts To Influence Martin Wealthy Oil Man 1 Denies Influence WASHINGTON (UP> — Oil mn Roy H. Cullen said today that oil I officials who honored House Re- : publican Leader Joseph W Martin Jr. at a controversial fundjraising dinner did so. because he is "fighting for free enterprise"— not to influence his support of the natural gas bill. Cullen, of Housi'-n. Tex., is qne ,of the nations wealthiest men. In a letter to the Washington Post and Times Herald. Cullen

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1 ■'• I said neither he nor most of the oil men who attended the Martin dinner would gain much "moneys i wise by the outcome of the gas bill” in Congress. Furthermore, he said, he. did I "not believe that tlje average oil man is idiotic enough to believe that Joe Martin could be swayed; by money...' The dinner Cullen referred to was held in Houston and raised SIOO,OOO for the Republican Party.' Martin was the honored guest and featured speaker. In prompting the dinner. H.J. <Jack> Porter. Texas GOP national committeeman and oil man. I sent out a letter hailing Martin ns a friend of Texas oil and gas ‘ interests! It said Martin had "mustered two thirds of the Republican votes in the House each time the gas 1

bill passed' and th£t "it will heap to Joe Martin” to do the same "in order to pass the gas bill this year ■ r The till, which would free independent natural gas producers i from federal controls, has passed Congress twice but been twice vetoed--once by former President Truman and once by Presiderft . Eisenhower. , Eisenhower, although his administration favored the measure: vetoed it because of “arrogant | lobbying tactics" by its industry supporters. It is pending again in I Congress, ! In the furor that resulted from i Porter's letter, the Republican NaI tibnal Committee, with Eiscnhowi er’s approval, refused to accept any of the proceeds from the i Houston dinner.

Attends Course In Water Conditioning ~ A certificate of proficiency has“ been awarded Eugene Ziner of Decatur, local Culligan soft water dealer, for completing an intensive 50-hour .course in water conditioning methods. The water conditioning and management seminar, offered by Culligan soft water institute, Northbrook, 111., provides Culligan dealers and managers with the most rbcent techniques and information on water softening, taste and .odor control, and iron removal. Also included in the seminar were studies of water conditioning eouipment. including service and irtaintenance, and a discussion of management techniques.

Today s Sport Parade (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off ) By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer 11 NEW YORK (UP> — Ty Cobb, the old “Georgia Peach," figures that Ted Williams can go on “at least as long as I did" and the Rt ‘d S° x star agrees without question. Cobb played until he was 43. Williams, who last season was the top hitter in baseball with a .388 average, will be 40 in August. According to Cobb’s figures, l Williams has at least three good seasons left in him and Williams backed this up ty confiding to friends “I feel I have several more rood years left.'' "Several" is a rather indefinite) span of seasons. In Good Shape “But you can't get away from the fact that Williams is l in remarkable physical shape and takes care of himself," said Cobb, who hit .323 for. the Philadelphia Athletics when he closed it out at 43 Williams is looking,., forward eagerly to a season in which the ! rich Red Sox will pay him $125,- . 000. He is in happier winter spirI its than ever and is concerned only about an ankle injury he suf- ! sered fishing in Labrador last fall. I Doctors have told him the ankle I will be all right but he admits; I "it still bothers me." I Cobb thinks he will be all right, too, and asserts that Joe DiMaggio “could have played a couple more years, too.” * Joltin' Joe discloses that he could have "written my own ticket" to keep playing with the Yan-' kees when he stepped down after the 1951 season at the age of 37. "Dan Topping offerred me a blank contract and told me to fill •in my own figurje," says DiMag- : I gio. "But I knew 1 couldn't play 'every day and I wasn't worth 'that kind of money to the Yan--1 kees:" A Proud Man There is more to DiMaggios I decision than that. Joe is an exj tremeley proud man. He cherishes the great moments he had with ) and for the Yankees and, when I physical trilments cut down his efj ficiency and he faced periods ofj inaction on the bench, Joe decid-1 1 —

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cd that., he owed it to himself as well as to the team to step down. He played only 116 games in 1951 and batted what was, for him a mediocre .263. “But he could have played several more years," Cobb insisted after listening to these factors “My point is that all athletes have a longer playing life than . they did in my day." Driver Killed When Car Hits Billboard COLUMBUS W — Roy Boaz. 37, Columbus, died enroute to a hospital Wednesday after his automo- ■ bile ran through a billboard on j U S. 31-A one half mile south of i here. The sign on the billboard said: “Take Your Time and Not Your Life." Fort Wayne Man Dies Os Carbon Monoxide FORT WAYNE (W — F. Royce McLain, 52. plant superintendent at the Allen Dairy, was found dead in his garage Wednesday. Authorities said McLain was killed bycarbon monoxide poisoning while j warming up the motor on his car. If you have something to sell or ; rooms forrent, try a Democrat Want Al — They bring results. ; SHARPED ! ’ ■ I i __ _ ; "That takes care of the ice ; skates ... Now what we need is I sharper weather!”