Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 104, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1958 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller President J. H. Heller Vice-President . Chas. Holthouse — Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Bates t By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: • One year, 18.00; Six months, 84.25; 3 months, 42 25 By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 89.00; 6 months, 84.75; 3 months, 800. By Carrier. 30 cents per week. Single copies, 8 cents.

Word from Italy is to the effect that America's first pro-pre-fect is resting easy after an operation in Rome for the purpose of amputating an arm. The Cardinal had not yet accepted his high post*, but wps on the way to accept the highest title ever granted an American. The actual taking effect of the new title will be delayed until Cardinal Stritch is able to be about, which no doubt will be several weeks. ■ 'O' ■ O' J. O. Sellemeyer, Los Angeles, Calif., has sent us a newspaper telling of the opening of the major league season at Los Angeles in which the Dodgers lost to San Francisco, 6-0. There were more than 75,000 fans in attendance for the National league at a single game. With two National League teams in the majors on the west coast this year, attendance marks may fall. It will be a great season and may predicate the moving of more major teams to the west coast. ——o oI— The measure to extend welfare payments has been passed and it is likely that the President will ask for speedy completion of the act. It extends payments and the federal government will take up the slack in funds. ■ " -O"- o— Earl Fuhrman, popular and efficient leader of Adams County Red Cross has been reelected to that post. Mr. Fuhrman has done a good job and along with his board and his very efficient director, Mrs. Joseph Oelberg, he has made a record second -to none in Adams county's long Red Cross history.

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If you don’t care to come to the Daily Democrat office on election night you can call telephone number 3-2171 get the result* a Jew minutes after they have been recorded. The phone recorder will remain open all night. ——o o "The people are tired of being bamboozled by the Republicans," says former President Harry S. Truman. “People are tired of getting pep talks and reactionary policies. They are tired of getting words when they ask for deeds." Truman gave these principles to guide the Democratic party: "The Democratic party, is and must remain, the party of the people. The Democratic party must stand firmly and forthrightly for the full enjoyment and protection of the civil rights and liberties of every citizen in the land regardless of race, creed, or national origin.” o o The county board of election commissioners, including County Clerk Richard Lewton, Cal E. Peterson and Mrs. Elmer Beer has done a good job and all is in readiness for election day next Tuesday. The polls at each precinct will be open until 6 o’clock each night and then the task of counting the votes will start. Since there are few contests, the winners should be known by about midnight. Inspectors will get an envelope with a place to write results in each contest so that these results can be telephoned to the Daily Democrat and from there to many neighboring cities interested in results from here. The official results will then be published in Wednesday’s regular paper.

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Police Check Tip In Kidnap Death Tip Received From Illinois Prison Head CHICAGO (UP) - State police today checked the "best tip yet” in the Maria Ridulph kidnap death. They sought a night club organist with a record as a sex offender in the East Dubuque-Galena, Hl., area. State Police Chief William H. Morris said the tip came from Warden Joseph Ragen at Stateville Prison near Joliet "Where he got it, I can’t say." Morris said. Ragen himself would offer no clue. The two men men Thursday night at supper to exchange information. It was learned that the tip filtered up to the warden through the “grapevine" among inmates at the huge prison. Morris said that records show the musician was jailed last year at Galena for a time"At this time, this is the best lead we have in the case,’’ Morris said. The 7-year-old girl was kidnaped at Sycamore, 111., Dec. 3 and her body was found last Saturday 90 miles northwest near Galena. Lt. Emil Toffant in charge of the investigation in the Galena area set up a road block near the wooded spot where the body was found. Morris said that every car passing the area for the next seven days would be stopped and occupants questioned for a possible clue. State police officers took pictures of a possible ‘tall blond man” who may have carried off Maria to Ray Vorwald. town marshal of Hazel Green. Wis., but he was unable to identify any of them as the penniless lodger who slept in his jail the night of Dec. 4. Maria’s playmate. 8-year-old Cathy Sigman, told police “a tall blond man” talked to Maria the night she disappeared and offered her a piggyback ride. Morris who came to Chicago on other business than the Ridulph case spent Thursday in a long review of the Maria investigation with Sheriff AM M. Deisz and other officials of De Kalb County at Sycamore Morris said that information from a La Salle, 111-, contractor was being checked out. Vorwald had said the man he befriended had mentioned working at a church at Amboy, 111., and the La Salle contractor said he had had a crew working in the area at the time. Trilobites — three-lobed cousins of the lobster — reigned for some 300,000,000 years on the floors of the oceans. The little animals became extinct, but left countless fossils that bear witness to their supremacy when earth was younger.

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Jacob Yoder Dies Following Surgery Jacob Yoder, 15, of, Jefferaon township, died Thursday at Adams county memorial hospital of complications following an appendectomy last Saturday. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Yoder; four brothers, Mervin, Truman, Abe and Wilson, and four sisters, Edna, Elizabeth, Emma and Ida, all at home. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the residence, with burial in Bunker Hill cemetery, southeast of Berne. Says Steel Merger Aid Mid-Continent Official Os Steel Firm In Testimony NEW YORK (UP)—The entire mid-continent area would benefit from an expansion’ of steel facilities that would result from a merger of Bethlehem Steel Corp, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. a Federal Court was told today. George McCuskey, financial vice president of Youngstown, testified for the defense in the third trial week of the government’s antitrust suit to block the merger. The government contends the merger would lessen competition and tend toward monopoly by eliminating Youngstown as an independent competitor in the Midwest. The defense asserts the merger would stimulate competition by enabling Bethlehem, which has no mid western plants, to expand Youngstown facilities. Bethlehem has said it will spend 358 million dollars in this endeavor if the merger is approved. McCuskey ' testified . Thursday that the 358 million dollars does not represent the full extent of the benefit to the mid-continent area if the merger is approved, because he figure does not include improvements which would be made “in the normal course of business.” Under cross - examination by chief government prosecutor Allen A. Dobey. McCuskey also admitted that the two steel companies compete in a small way in certain midwestern areas including troitIn earlier testimony the defense has brought out that although* the competition may exist, it is not really effective competition because of the higher freight rates involved in the Bethlehem shipments from eastern mills. Also Thursday the defense Introduced into evidence additional statistical data pertinent to the case. Altogether 100 exhibits were produced showing shipments by Bethlehem and Youngstown ,in various steel products and what percentage of industry shipments they represented. —. ——-

20 Year? Ago Today * May 2, 1938 — Second performance of Circus Days will be tonight. Jackie Lee Brewster, year-old Jefferson township lad, dies after eating strychnine tablets. ' J. and L. Bottling Works discontinues business today. Pioneer Day parade will close Youth Week here Saturday. Office of county treasurer is closed today to compute taxes. Ninety-one voters cast absent voters ballots here. County meeting of W. C .T. U. is scheduled for Friday night at Evangelical church. Charles Miller, well known DeLdiur oaner, is reporiea in critical condition at hospital. Mothers Day will be observed at St. Mary’s Catholic church. Liner Lands Safely With Wheel Missing NEW YORK <W — An Israeli airliner landed safely at Idlewild Airport with 76 passengers today with one wheel missing. The big Bristol Britannia turboprop plane had lost one of the 10 wheels of its landing assembly on take off from London Airport. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thg.t The De.-a.tur Memorial Foundation Inc. will hold its annual meeting Monday night, June 2, at 7:30 o'clock p.p: at tile Youth and Community Center. Purpose of the meeting is to elect directors, where there are vacancies and officers for the year 1958-1959 J. Ward Cal land, President Mrs. Roy Kalver, Secretary CI.AIMS TO BE ALLOWED BY THE BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS ON MONDAY MAY 5,19.5 S COUNTY Haywood Puhi Co Clk exp | 43.76 Commercial Print do ... 1.07 City of Decatur oper ... 213.34 Citizens Tele Co do 157.19 Needham's Typewriter Co Aud exp -61,5 b E F Jaberg do 1.00 Haywood Pitbl Co do 373.90 Decatur Democrat Co do 24.00 Commercial Print do 1.47 H E Johnson Treas clk 184.00 P Berry do ■ 72.00 M 'lehner do 2 4.00 V Cott do 32.00 Commercial Print exp 2.85 Photostat Corp Record exp .97 Commercial Pniut do 15.50 M Affolder Sher exp 27.50 Commercial Print do 1.50 Petrie Oil Co do 100.10 Gay’s Mobile Service do .. 77.18 Holthouse Drug d<> 11.75 Smith Drug Store do .... . 13.20 Cowens Inc Ag< y Ido 222.90 iEmergency Radio Serv do .. 15.00 Schwartz Ford Co do .... 30.95 H Mdellering Sure exp 12 IS R Cole Staking & Allot ... 00.00 B Koos Assessor exp 98.00 Haywood Publ Co do 16.50 G M Grabill Sch Supt.mileage 61.84 Commeuxsial Print Sch siiipt exp 12.96Deeatur Democrat Co do . 44.20 W M Welch Msgr Co do 17.19 M M Foley Att off mileage 18.96 L N Seltenright Co agt exp 53.36 L M Folk do 28.14 Bluffton Gift & Typewriter do 1,50 Commercial Print do 13.19 !•> J LeVay Inc do 20.65 Citizens Tele Co do .... 31.35 C Wm Freeby M D 4Hth Off 64.16 Commercial Print Cir ct exp 1.71 Bobbs Merrill Co do 30.90 American Law Book Co do 48.00 Lawyers Co-op Pub Co do .... 46.00 JS.F Berling Ins do 6.00 Sherpard’s Chat ions do 33.00 West Publ Co do 97.00 R Raudensbush do ........ . .58 M F Parrish do 10.00 <’< >v <-<ra 11 Ken tai Serv do . — 2.0“ W H Anderson do 28.50

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LOREN fiW' 1 HELLER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for <fej| COMMISSIONER THIRD DISTRICT HMIM ADAMS COUNTY Since it is impassible to see each voter before the primary, I am taking this method to solicit your support in the Primary Election, May 6. If nominated I shall wage an active campaign in the November election. I Pol. Advt.

I Will Appreciate Your Support —— - — - < —M - » lUUI ROLAND JMILLER 1 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE 1 ■ for County M Commissioner B FIRST D | STR ict ADAMS COUNTY (SECOND TERM) Primary Election, May 6, 1958 • Pol. Advt. y . ,W« •■.<»■»< 1.1.. I 111 ■ * —— l ‘ I Will Be Most Grafefel for Year Support B ROBERT L LONG DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for Commissioner Third District Adams County JU • Veteran World War II • Owns and Lives on Farm in Wabash Township • Life Long Democrat YOUR INFLUENCE & SUPPORT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED Walter W. Koos ‘ DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE W for ■ ADAMS COUNTY * ASSESSOR A Life Long Democrat. /'< <pb JB A .Native of Adams ' • County. W■ 4 You Nominated me in May of 1954 over 2 other fcood candidates and in the fall you Elected me over my opponent who was a very highly respected man. I have been~feoftiplimented by many for courtesy and efficiency exercised in this office. Why take a chance on changing your County Assessor, when you have a man of experience asking for a Second Term which is only customary. WALTER W. KOOS Pol. Advt.

FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1958