Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 15 April 1959 — Page 6

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State Traffic Toll Exceeds 1958 Mark INDIANAPOLIS <UPD - Indiana recorded only nine traffic fatalities last week, but the 1959 toll climbed to B*£ per cent.above that of the corresponding period last

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year. The percentage increase over the situation prevailing at the end) of the previous week was due largely to the fact that the corresponding week in 1958 was one of the safest 8n recent years, with only six deaths recorded. The toll by last Sunday midnight stood at 238 since Jan. 1, compared with 219 a year ago. jfy report by State Police Supt. L4s —

I Harold S. Zeis indicated there may - have been an element of luck in | the low toll last weekend, when only two deaths were recorded. Zeis said troopers reported an increase in personal injury and property damage accidents on crowded highways. Nickel plating was first used commercially about 1870 in England. ,

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Mild Temperatures / * Forecast In Slate United Press International Temperatures moderated to the mild side in Indiana today with normal to slightly above normal readings expected until the week-

end. Highs from the upper 60s to the low 70s were expected this afternoon, with reading about the same or a little warmer Thursday. Fair skies today will give way to partly cloudy Thursday as the elements lead up to a shower pattern due by Thursday night and continuing through Friday and perhaps Saturday. Precipitation of about three-

fourths of an inch was expected during the rainy period. While no rain is expected Sunday or Monday, a weekend cooloff was predicted with a warming trend beginning again by Monday. For the five-day period, temperatures will average near normal north to slightly above normal extreme south. Normal highs are 58 to 69 and normal lows 37 to 47 this time of year.

High temperatures Tuesday ranged'in the lower 60s and overnight lows from 35 at Evansville to 40 at South Bend. The new system, which was tailor-made to match the average pilot’s physical reactions, guarantees complete control of the jet on the ground at all times.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1959

Tribune To Print Chicago American CHICAGO (UPD —The Chicago American announced today that beginriing about Aug. 1 all its editions will be printed by the Chicago Tribune at the Tribune plant, and that the American ultimately will move into the present WGN Building at 441 N. Michigan Ave. The Tribune Co. purchased the American in October, 1956: Since that time the American has continued all its operations at its present budding at Wacker Drivq and Madison street. The move will reduce the major circulation newspaper mechanical ■locations in Chicago from four to three. The Chicago Sun-Times occupies its own plant on Sun-Times Plaza, and the Chicago Daily News operations are in the Daily News Building at 400 W. Madison street. In a bannered dispatch, the newspaper said all editions of the American, daily and Sunday, will be printed on the Chicago Tribune’s modern, high speed, fourcolor presses. "Use of this equipment will speed the American. It also will increase. the American’s color advertising capacity, add news editorial color printing, and in general make the paper more attractive to readers and advertisers," said the American. Ohio House Passes Gasoline Tax Boost COLUMBUS, Ohio. (UPD—The Ohio House passed a bill Tuesday to increase gasoline taxes by 58 million dollars a year. Then it approved a resolution congratulating the petroleum industry for lasting 100 years. Scores Rural League W L Pts. Erie R. R. 23% 16% 32% Conrad 66 22 14 30 Mirror Inn ... 23 13 29 Stucky & Co. 21 15 29 McConnell .... 21 15 28 Schrock Bldrs. .... 20 16 26 Petrie Oil 19 15 24 Limberlost Archery 13% 22% 18% Steckley - 12 24 16 , Chuck Marathon ... 6 30 7 High games: A. Schrock 203, R. Hakes 201, B. Eyanson 206. G. Ellis 205. Note: P. Inniger rolled a ladder series of 192-193-194. Merchant League W L Pts. Preble Restaurant ... 28 14 40 Slick’s Drive Inn 27 15 36 Citizens Telephone ... 25 17 36 Price Men's Wear .... 26 16 35 Western Auto 21 .21 Lynch Box 18 24 23 Painters 17 25 State Gardens 17 25 21 Krick Tyndall ... 16 26 21 Begun’s Clothing 14 28 19 Krick Tyndall won 2 from Western Auto, Price’s won 2 from Citizens Telephone, State Gardens won 2 from Lynch Box, Preble Rest, won 3 from Begun’s, Slick’s won 2 from Painters. High games: Parent 200; M. Heare 204; J. Cochran 221; D. Gage 221; B. Bolinger 212-203; E. Adams 203; B. Githens 213; P. Moreland 200; M. Springer 216; O. Agler 187-209-214 ( 610); R. Webster 214; J. Schlickman 219. Classic League W L Pts. West End Rest 22 11 30 Leland Smith Ins 20 13 27 Don's Texaco Service 21 12 25 Peterson Grain Co. ..15 18 21 Acker Cementl6 17 20 Indiana Rod & Wire ..15 18 20 Foot-So-Port Shoes ..15 18 20 Decatur Farms 14 19 -49 Stan’s Men Wear .... 14 19 19 Budget Loan C 0?.... 13 20 19 High series: Snook Marbach 609 (203-225-181); Tim Murphy 605 (190-223-192); Don Reidenbach 604 (197-226-181); Jerry Russo 600 (175-229-196). High games: D. Bulmahn 215, A. Bowen 200, H. Scheumann 213, _K. Bauserman 235, L. Hoffman 202-200, O. Schultz 207, J. Beery 200-204, W. Petrie 209, A. Myers 210, T. Fennig 202, F. Hoffman 201, D. Burke 200, J. Parent 204, E. Graber 225, P. Bleeke 216, W. Tutewiler 202, R. Mies 200-215, R. Ladd 211. Minor League W L Pts. Holt, on Highway .19 14 27 Smith Pure Milk .. 20 13 27 Clem Hardware ... 20 13 26 R&S Service 18 15 24 Wolff Hardware .... 17 16 24 Moose No. 216% 16% 22% Fager Sport. Goods 16% 16% 21% Decatur Lumber .. 16 17 21 • ' Dunbar Furniture .14 19 18 Mcßride Welding .. 8 25 9 HOH won 3 points from Fagers, Wolffs won 3 points from R&S, Clems won 3 points from McBrides, Smiths won 3 points from Moose 2, Decatur Lumber and Dun®sr split with 2 points apiece. High games: T. Gage 216, P. Miller 210, R. Ballard 208, D. Wolff 206-202. H. August 206, L. Grabner 206, R. Smith Sr. 205, W, Leuenberger 203.