Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 7 May 1959 — Page 2

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Motorist Is Fined On Traffic Charge A fine was assesse din mayor's court today against a motorist recently arrested by the city police, and a second case scheduled for today was continued. The Rev. Phillip W. Rabine, 50, of Berne, paid a fine of $19.75 this morning for a failure to yield the right of way charge filed against him by the city police May 1. Rabine was arrested following an accident that occurred at the intersection of Third and Jefferson streets April 30 in which four youngsters received minor injuries.

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A case set for today against Lloyd Biberstine, of Geneva, was continued until later when the defendant failed to appear. Biberstine was to appear for a traffic violation filed against him recently by Preston Pyle, Geneva town marshal. j. It was erroneously stated in Wednesday’s edition of the Decatur Daily Democrat that a case concerning Donald K. Waite, 34, of Portland, on a traffic violation, was slated for court today. The appearance date should have stated that the case would be heard Monday at 9 a. m. Window Shades Try cleaning the light-colored window shades with a flannel cloth which has been dipped into ordinary flour.

Fred Astaire Makes Sweep Os Emmys HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Fred Astaire, belielng the “old dad” nickname he hung on himself, let his famous dancing feet do the celebrating Wednesday night after his stunning sweep of nine television “Emmy”,, awards. '“A great night for old dad,” cracked the skinny Astaire when he accepted one of the awards given him by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. He will be 60 Sunday. And then Fred showed the young fellows how to celebrate by Joining a crowd of television and movie personalities at the Palladium and dancing with Barrie Chase, his co-Star on the “Evening with Fred Astaire” show that earned him theawards.and with blonde beauty Kim Novak. Astaire, whose sophisticated dances brought him stardom on Broadway and motion pictures, won each award sot wldch he had been nominated, < indpiMlg best actor fit 1956 in a sidfte performance. Pickets On Hani A total of about 60 pickets, many dressed .in formal attire, paraded in front of the Moulin Rouge in Hollywood and at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York and the Mayflower Hotel in Washington during the ceremonies. Sections of the hour-and-a-half nationally televised program were beamed from all three spots. The biggest winner next to Astaire was the Irish drama “Little Moon of Alban” which took four awards, including the best actress in a single performance award for its Star, Julie Harris. There were a number of twoEmmy winning shows, including Perry Mason, Peter Gunn, Dinah Shore and Jack Benny. The only Westerns garnering awards were Maverick, named the best oat-burner, and Guni smoke, in which Dennis (Chester) Weaver won an Emmy as best supporting actor in a series. Among the networks, NBC nearly' swept the field by collecting 27 Emmys, CBS won 12 and ABC one. Playhouse 90. expected to be a big winner, Won only one award —the best dramatic series of one hour or longer. Nixon Arrives Early In the news category, the team of Chet Huntley and David Brinkley on NBC was chosen the best news reporting program; Face of Red China. CBS; the best special news program; Ed Murrow, CBS, best news commentator; and Cuban Revolution, CBS, the best on-the-spot news coverage. Vice President Richard M. Nixon presented two of the news awards and James C. Hagerty, presidential news secretary presented the other two in Washington. Both Hagerty and Nixon arrived early at the hotel to avoid crossing the picket line. It was learned that Nixon earlier had told the show’s sponsors he would not attend if he had to pass the pickets. The pickets were members of the Natj o n a 1 Association of Broadcasting and Engineering Technicians, now involved in a j contract dispute with NBC. Other awards included: Loretta Young (best actress, dramatic series), Jane Wyatt (best actress, comedy serieji. Barbara Hale (best supporting actress, dramatic series', Ann B. Davis (best

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Plan Bible School At Salem Methodist > The annual dally vacation Bible school of the Salem Methodist church will open May 11 and end May 22, with the closing program at 7:30 p.m. of the final day. Classes will be held from 1 to 3:30 p.m. All children, ages four through the seventh grade, in the community are welcome to attend. Mrs. Clair Cerver is superintendent, with Mrs. Austin Merriman as assistant superintendent and pianist, and Mrs. Claude Foreman as secretary-treasurer. Monmouth Choir At Union Chapel Sunday The Monmouth high school choir will present a sacred concert at the Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The concert will consist of hymns, sacred classics, negro spirituals, instrumental numbers, and vocal solos. Darrell L. Gerig will direct the choir. The public is invited to attend the Sunday evening concert. One Airman Dies In Jet Bomber Crash TAMPA, Fla. (UPD—A B-47 jet bomber with four men aboard crashed on takeoff Wednesday at Mac Dill Air Force Base, killing one of the airmen. Capt. Gene J. O’Malley, 34, Huntington, W. Va., aircraft commander, Capt. Charles Gould. 39, Fort Worth,Tex., navi-gator-instructor, and Capt. George Beckingham, 33, Bradley, W. Va., navigator, suffered minor nijuries. The name of the airman killed was withheld. supporting actress, comedy series) and Tom Poston (best supporting actor, comedy series). Perry Como won the best actor of a musical show award and Raymond Burr the award for the best actor of a dramatic series. Omnibus, NBC, was named the best public service program.

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One Man Killed As Building Collapses JERICHO, N. Y. (UPD—At least ’one man was killed and several others trapped and injured today when the roof of a factory building under construction collapsed on workmen. Nassau County police said one man was found dead and others were trapped in the rubble. Reports from the scene said rescue workers were having difficulty in getting to the trapped men but several persons were reported taken from the wreckage. Workman Is Shocked Fatally Wednesday ELKHART, Ind. (UPD—Marvin Leak, 38, Elkhart, was shocked fatally Wednesday while helping install a power transformer near here. Leak was an employe of the Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. He was killed outright when he accidentally touched a 7,200-volt wire. Mrs. Luginbill Dies Wednesday Afternoon Mrs. Minnie M. Luginbill, 77, died at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marion Gilpen. after an illness of five years. A lifelong resident of Wells county, she was a member of the Vera Cruz Evangelical and Reformed church. Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs. Clarence Aschliman, Fort Wayne; four sons, Laverne Luginbill, North Judson, John C. Luginbill, Bluffton route 3, Arthur Luginbill, Bluffton, and Dale D. Luginbill, Bluffton route 4; 13 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren, and two brothers. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Goodwin funeral home in Bluffton, the Rev. L. E. Minsterman officiating. Burial will be in the Berne MRE cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today.

Resuming Study Os New Wheat Measure WASHINGTON (UPD — House farm leaders were on warning today that the administration won’t accept any new wheat bill which raises the support price. The word was given by administration * farm officials to members of the House Agriculture Committee. The group went back behind closed doors again today to draft a stopgap bill to trim wheat production. Some House members interpreted the administration stand to mean President Eisenhower might wield his veto power if Congress passed bills now being considered by the Senate and House Agriculture committees. “ These measures now are practically the same. The Senate committee late Wednesday dropped consideration of another plan and decided instead to study the House version. Hie acreage-cutting plan adopted last week by a House Agriculture subcommittee would reduce wheat acreage allotments 20 per cent for the 1960 and 1961 crops. But price supports would be boosted to 85 per cent of the “fair earning power" parity price. Support for the 1959 crop is at 75 per cent of parity. With the latest word from the administration, however, the future of these bills was in doubt. Rep. Carl Albert (D-Okla.) said Congress might try to settle for a token cut in allotments, a move to tighten enforcement of controls, and no change in the support rate. Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson still is plugging for approval of his plan for lower supports and relaxed planting controls.

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Roof Os Building / Falls, One Killed WARSAW, Ind. (UPD-Jim Slat, er, 62, Warsaw, was killed and three other persons were injured Wednesday when the roof of a building they were tearing down in Warsaw fell on them. Taken to Murphy Medical Center here were Tom Nelson, Stanley Perkins and Ed Leander, all of Warsaw. 6irl Scouts Girl Scout troop 473 met Tuesday at the Lincoln school. Judy Courtney called the roll and Cindy Haggerty collected the dues. Gifts were made tor the mothers after which the meeting was closed. s \ Scribes, Jayne Macklin and Pamela Koos

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