Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1958 — Page 6

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Driver Is Charged J Following Accident Two Accidents Are ; Reported Here Today Two accidents occurred during the wee hours of this morning I when both drivers veered their autos across the road striking parked autos. One accident occurred within the city limits while the second mishap occurred in ‘Preble. One of the drivers was arrested by the investigating officer for driving left of Center when not passing. The Preble accident occurred,[ When a car operated by Rubio Castanda Ascencior, 21. of Holgate, 0... veered across the highway while headed east on U. S. 224 and struck a parked car.owned by Mrs. Annoti M. Baker, 68. Decatur. Ascencior drove the auto tor two tenths of a mile after the accident until the car stopped and would no longer travel under its own power. He then headed toward Decatur on foot but was apprehended by the : deputy sheriff headed to the scene I of the accident to conduct his in- ' vestigatipn. Ascencior left his auto i parked in the east bound lane of j traffic when he left the scene of >

EXECUTOR’S SALE The undersigned executor -of the estate of Katie Knapp, deceased, hereby gives fiotice that, by virtue of an order of the Adams Circuit Court, he will offer for sale between the hours of 10:00 A. M. and 4:00 p M. on the 3rd day of December, 1858, and from day to day thereafter until sold, at private sale at the office of David A. Macklin, 144 South 2nd Street, Decatur, Indiana, the following described real estate: The southwest quarter (ft) of outlot number sixty-three (63) in sub-division of outlot number thirty-eight <3B> in the town (now city) of Decatur, Adams'County. Indiana, as the same is- designated on the recorded plat of said town. Said sale will be, made subject to the approval of the Adams Circuit Court and will be sold at private sale for not less than the full appraised value thereof, free of all liens and encumbrances except the 1958 taxes due and payable in 1959 and on the following terms and conditions towit: one-third of the purchase money cash in hand, the balance upon delivery of an Executor's Deed approved by the Adams Circuit Court and. an Abstract of Title continued to the date of sale. Possession of real estate will be given upon final and full payment of the purchase price. The house located on the above described real estate is a six room bungalow type house with a lifetime asbestos roof; the rooms consist of 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, big closet, pantry and inside toilet: good basement with Majestic cast iron furnace and Wilburt stoker in good condition; city water and good cistern with pitcher pump: closed in back porch, one car garage, big lot with nice back yard. This property is in good condition and will make a pleasant comfortable home in a choice location at 414 North Third Street, Decatur, Indiana. Your inspection is invited, and for appointment call 3-2615. A. R. ASHBAUCHER, Executor Estate of Katie Knapp, deceased David A. Macklin, Attorney. 20 28 1 *

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the accident on foot. The sheriff's department estimated damages at S2OO to both autos. The investigation of the accident was held at 2:50 a.m. Ascencior was arrested for driving left of center and is scheduled to appear in justice of the peace court November 21 at 8:30 o’clock. The city police department was called at 5:06 a.m. today investigate a similar accident on North Second street. The report shows that a car driven by Lamar Brandt, 18, route two, Decatur, struck a parked auto owned by Ray Heller of Decatur, while Brandt was headed south on Second street. The Brandt vehicle veered across the street and struck the Heller car on the left front end. J Police estimated the damage to the Brandt vehicle at S2OO and no ■ estimate was given for the Heller car. Office At Marion Destroyed By Fire MARION, Ind. (UPD — Fire to- ■ day destroyed the office of Pittsburgh Paint and Glass Company ; in Marion. No immediate estimate [of the Joss was made but it was expected to amount to several [thousand dollars.

Democrats To Seek Auto License Jobs Bipartisan Dealing May Be Forthcoming By EUGENE J. CADOU United Press International INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — There may be some bipartisan dealing designed to prevent Governor Handley from nominating his successor in 1960. Through use of state patronage and prerogatives, a governor i often can control the state committee of his party and choose the next governor. But me uemociats already 'have started a movement to strip I the Republican governor of one of his powers—to appoint the heads of about 185 auto license bureaus, a lush type of patronage. Sen. Paul Bitz, Evansville Dem- [ ocrat, has announced the raid by the Democrats on the license bureaus. He managed the campaign of Evansville Mayor Vance Hartke, who defeated Handley for U.S. senator by about 242,000 votes. This .legislation will be easy to pass in the House of Representatives of the 1959 General Assem- . bly where the lineup is 79 Democrats and 21 Republicans, but will have harder sailing in the Senate, which the GOP barely manages, 27-to-23. One Senator lil But at least one Republican senator, Maurice Mendenhall of Hamilton and Boone Counties, is on the sick list and a handful of other GOP senators belong to the anti-Handley faction which probably would favor Rep. William G. i Bray, Martinsville for governor, if Bray gives its members the go-sign. A leading member of this group is Sen. Roy Conrad, Monticello, i a chronic maverick who is re- ’ garded as one of the ablest mem- [ bers of the uppeg house. Conrad | plays closely with Rep. Charles [A. Halleck, Renssealer, who is classified as anti-Handley. Conrad was floor leader for former Gov. George N. Craig when al of the regularly-elected GOP Senate chiefs boycotted Craig’s I governmental reorganization and i toll roads programs. He is exIpected to continue his rebel role I after the expected election of i either Sen. Wendell Martin, Indji anapolis, or Ruel Steele, Bedford, ■as Senate president pro tern. [ It is in an atmosphere of doubt [and confusion that Conrad operates at his best. And he may have : the support of a few holdover

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Craigite lawmakers. Ordinarily, the ripper movement would give the license bureaus to Secretary of State John R. Walsh Anderson Democrat. But a Ligpartisan deal might take on a pious tinge by injecting the home rule factor. This could be done by giving the license bureaus to the county clerks, of whom most are Democrats but quite a few are Republicans. Would Veto Bill Handley undoubtedly would veto such a bill. He has praphrased Winston Churchill by saying, “I shall keep control of the automobile license patronage. My position is similar to that of Winston Churchill- I was not elected governor to preside''over the liquidation of the Republican party in Indiana.” However, a simple majority of both houses can override the governor’s veto. Even in the smaller counties the license branch manager makes as much as $5,000 a year, usually in addition to the revenue from his regular business or salaried post. The earnings in some larger cities are reported to reach $25,000 or more, but these usually are split among a number of the party faithful. Quite a number of in-between counties provide SIO,OOO for the license manager. Many of the managers are county chairmen and others are men or women recommended by the county chairmen, who elect .the district committeemen, who, lin turn, choose the state chair- ! men. These party officials likewise select a big majority of the I delegates to the state convention, who nominate the candidates for governor and other state offices. Hence their great power. Plan Showdown On Anti-Filibuster Rule Senate Democratic Leader Sees Fight WASHINGTON (UPD— Senate i Democratic Leader Lyndon B. I Johnson is resigned to a show- ' down on changing the Senate's i anti-filibuster rule. But he wants ’it to be resolved in an “intelli- ‘ gent, dignified manner.” He's less convinced there should be any kind of rush to put through another civil rights bill to give the federal government more power to enforce .integration in schools or other public places. As a result there is every indication the Senate will spend its first few days at least debating I revision of its Rule 22, which now requires 64 votes to gag a filibuster. This wall be the opening highlight of what Johnson sa\s will be a “can-do” Congress. ' While strong outside pressures are being applied to avoid “compromises'' on either Rule 22 or civil rights, there is some evidence Johnson’s “let’s reason this ! out” approach may be catching, b Meanwhile 17 national civic, laIjbor and religious organizations I [ called on Johnson by letter to II back a majority rule that would I permit 50, rather than 64, senaI tors to gag a filibuster. They said I it would be "folly” to wait a year | for recommendations of the Civil | Rights' Commission before passing | new civil rights legislation as I Johnson suggested.

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Monthly Meeting Held By Cub Pack Pack 3061 Holds Regular Meeting Cub pack 3061 held its November meeting Wednesday night at the Lincoln grade school auditorium, with approximately 125 persons attending, Maurice Teeple cubmaster, said today. Opening ceremonies were held by den 2 with each den in turn giving a report on places visited during the month such as the police station, Citizens Telephone office, General Electric and the city fire station. Lamps made of logs, cornucopia and bouquets made from waxed leaves were exhibited. Den 10 displayed pictures of places visited during the month by its members. Lowell Smith gave a discussion on Indian relices and displayed his collection. Awards were presented to the cubs and den chief cards and manuals were also presented. Pack 3061 will hold a committee meeting Monday at 7 o'clock in the Lihcoln grade school auditorium. Lesson In Handling Gun Fatal To Youth UPLAND. Ind. (UPD — A lesson in handling a gun while on a hunting trip has cost of the life of Phillip Ray Jones, 17, Upland. State Police said the youth was demonstrating to his younger brother. Donald, 13, how not to put a shotgun through a fence late Wednesday. The shotgun discharged and the blast struck Phillip in the chest, killing him instantly. The tw’o brothers were hunting on a farm west of here. Stole 20 Hogs To Obtain Wedding Fund VALPARAISO. Ind. (UPD — Francis Hansford, 20, was charged with grand larceny in Porter Circuit Court Wednesday for stealing 20 hogs which he said he intended j to sell to raise funds so he could : marry. Hansford was arrested and told his story to Sheriff Lester Hineline When he went to the Valparaiso Stockyards to collect $lB5 for six of the hogs. The other 14 animals were found in a shed on an abandoned farm. Toung Cashier Is Robbed 0f5515 SOUTH BEND. Ind. (UPD — A | “calm” bandit held up a teen-age !?ca§hier in the Northern Indana i Public Service Co. office and esI caped with $515 Wednesday. • Judith Hennings, 19. daughter of ' South Bend Tribune photographer Dutch Hennings, said,,the bandit handed her a note which said “I have a gun, give me all the money you have and be quiet.” The description of the bandit tallied with that of a man who robbed the business office of St. Joseph’s hospital of $464 on Oct. 31, police said. His car also was similar to one used in the hospital robbery. z Over 2,500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

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Purdue University Representatives Here Two representatives of Purdue university spoke with Decatur high school juniors and seniors on the merits of the respective programs of their centers, Deane Dor win, college counsellor for the high school, said today. Charles Henry, an associate in admissions at Purdue university counseled about 15 high school juniors and seniors Tuesday. Noland Cooper, registrar for the Purdue center in. Fort Wayne, counseled with 8 boys and girls ihterested in the Purdue extension program at Fort Wayne Wednesday. Several more schools will be represented at future programs, so that juniors and seniors may know what to expect from various colleges and universities in the state, Dorwin added. North Manchester Man Is Killed By Auto NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind. (UPI) — Daniel Booher, 72. North Manchester, was killed by a car today as he made an "unnecessary” trip across a town street. The car was'driven by'Bob Postom. North Manchester, who skidded his vehicle 30 feet in an futile effort to avoid hitting Booher. Relatives said Booher was taking a daily early - morning walk downtown from his home. They said he had a habit of walking across a street and back to the side he started from, although a direct route from Bpe to town dici not make such"ction necessary. Richmond Tourney Will Open Tonight RICHMOND, Ind. (UPD — Defending champion Anderson led a field of eight teams into the first round of the annual City of Richmond college basketball tourney today. Anderson, favored to the title it won last year, was paired against Marian. In other gamps, host Earlham faced Rio Grande, I Franklin took on Wilmington of Ohio, and Taylor squared off against Concordia (Fort Wayne). Franklin and Wilmington are the Only new entries in the tourney which ends Saturday night. Giants Sign O'Doul As Batting Coach SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Lefty O’Doul took over again today as batting coach for the San Francisco Giants. The former National League batting hero, who led the loop’s hitters twice, was signed Wednesday to work with the rookies in spring training next March. Horseshoe League Will Meet Friday The Adams county horseshoe league will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Farm Bureau building in Monroe. Purpose of the meeting is to award trophies won by the various teams during the past season. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

Spider Webb Winner Against Giardello SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —This city by the Golden Gate was nothing more than "whammyville” today as far as Joey Giardello was concerned. Last June he lost a controversial decision here in the Cow Palace to Joey Giambra. Then Wednesday night, after being introduced as "the uncrowned middleweight champion of the world,” he was stopped in seven rounds by Spider Webb. A nationwide television audience plus a crowd of 8.571 cash customers sat in on Giardello’s pre-fight "coronation” t>y announcer Jack Reed and ultimate slaughter by the sharp workman from Chicago. The gross gate was $42,790 and the net $39,948.66, of which Giardello took 30 per cent and Webb 25 per cent. Referee Vern Bybee stopped the bout at 1:30 of the seventh as a river of blood coursed down the Long Islander's features from a cut left eye which he suffered in the fourth round. It marked the first time that Giardello had failed to go the distance since 1950 when Harold Green decked him for the full count. Rock-solid Joey, who weighed 159 pounds to Webb's never was off his feet Wednesday night, but neither was he on his stick. \ He looked tired even as he squared off against Webb, a 7-5 underdog, at the opening bell. j Girl Killed When Truck Hits Horse MUNCIE, Ind. (UPI) — Nancy Stolz, 13, was killed Wednesday night when a saddle horse on which she was riding shied in ’ front of a bakery truck and was struck. Nancy, the daughter of Paul Stolz, Muncie, treasurer of the Marsh Foodliners, Inc., supermarket chain, sustained a skull fracture when hurled to the pavement. Two Youths Killed As Train Hits Auto SCHERERVILLE. Ind. (UPI) — A Pennsylvania Railroad train smashed into a car at an unguarded crossing at the edge of this Lake County town late Wednesday, killing two Baat Chicago* youths returning home from a hunting jaunt. The dead were identified as Raymond Snyder, 20, and James C. Constant, 18. Former State GOP Chairman Is Dead WILLIAMSPORT, Ind. (UPI) — John-H. Lauer, 62, former chair- ■ man of the Indiana Republican ■ State Central Committee, died late : Wednesday in Community Hos- ; pital here. Lauer was 6th District GOP . chairman at the time of his death. He became state chairman in March, 1944, when Ralph F. Gates of Columbia City resigned to campaign for the Indiana gov- ■ ernorship.

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