Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1959 — Page 2

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BODILY INJURY LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY — COVERAGES A and B 1. You andyour spouse are protected while driving nonowned passenger cars or trucks regardless of whether such use is regular or occasional, or by whom furnished. 2. Pays personal injury claims as well as bodily injury, thus non-traumatic injuries are covered. 3. Protection for loss or damage caused by your car to property, other than cars, rented by, leased by or in your care, custody or control, except property being transported in or upon your car. (Not limited to a residence or private garage.) 4. Pays a SSOO. death benefit should you and or your spouse - be killed while driving or riding in the passenger car described in the policy. 5. Covers any use of any trailer designed for use with a passenger car. , 6. No Reimbursement Clause in Financial Responsibility Condition. 7. Coverage not precluded by use of your car as a public or livery conveyance. .8. Pays up to $25. per day for loss of wages or salary while attending a trial at*the Company’s request. 9. Pays up to $250. for a Bail Bond (not just $100). 10. Pays up to SSO. for additional legal expense incurred by you in the event of your arrest because of an occurrence involving bodily injury or property damage. , MEDICAL PAYMENTS—COVERAGE C Pays for medical, surgical and dental services, prosthetic devices, eyeglasses, pharmaceuticals, ambulance, x-ray, professional and practical nurses to or for each person injured in your car or any non-owned car to which Coverages A and B apply, and to or for you, your spouse and relatives of either resident in your household if injured through being struck by any car, and 11. if death results from any such injury the full amount Stated in the Declarations to or for each person (not just the reasonable expenses for necessary funeral services.)

I PLUS Payment plans—weekly, monthly, quarterly AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. YES—OUR BROAD FORM AUTO INSURANCE RATES HAVE BEEN REDUCED. | WARNING s | i* DON’T BUY INSURANCE FROM US UNLESS YOU WANT INSURANCE THAT f REALLY PROTECTS YOU WHEN LOSS OCCURS i THE SUTTLES CO. ISS S. 2nd St. Decatur, Ind.

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Connie Nicholas To Ask For New Trial INDIANAPOLIS (DPI) — Mrs. Connie Nicholas said she will file today for a new trial in the fatal shooting of her wealthy, married lover. “I like the wide open spaces," the attractive double divorcee said. The motion, to be filed by her attorney, would come one day before the one-month deadline. Mrs. Nicholas, 45, was sentenced to a two-to-21 year prison term last month on a manslaughter conviction in the slaying of Forrest Teel, debonair vice-pres-ident of Eli Lilly, an Indianapolis drug firm. She claimed she accidentally shot Teel—her lover of 15 years —in an argument after his attentions strayed to a younger woman. Mrs. Nicholas was released on appeal bond after the trial and

COMPREHENSIVE — COVERAGE E Pays for all logs or damage to your car (except loss caused by collision or upset) including loss causes* by Fire, Theft, Windstorm, etc., including 12. damage caused by game animals and birds. FIRE, THEFT, WINDSTORM AND ADDITIONAL COVERAGES COVERAGE F Pays for loss or damage to your car caused by the above perils PLUS Flood, Explosion, Riot or Civil Commotion, Malicious Damage or Vandalism, Missiles, Falling Objects and Forced Landing of Aircraft. UNDER COVERAGES I), E AND I 13. Pavs up to S2OO. for loss or damage to personal effects (cameras, clothing, golf clubs, etc.) in your passenger car resulting from any peril insured against, such as loss caused by: Collision, Fire, Flood, Wind, Theft, etc. (evidence of forcible entry must be shown if loss results from Theft). 14. Coverages applicable to your passenger car extend to a non-owned passenger car or trailer, Including a house trailer, being used or operated by you, your spouse, or relatives of either resident in your household, regardless of whether such use is regular or occasional. (Coverage applicable to trailers limited to $500.) 15. Pays up to $lO. for transportation to your home or destination following a loss involving any peril insured against such as: Collision, Fire, Theft, Wind, Flood, etc. 16. Pays up to $lO. per day for necessary transportation (aggregate S3OO. per loss) in the event your car is a total loss as a result of any peril insured against under Coverages E or F (not just theft). Payments commence immediately following such loss (no 48 or 72 hour waiting period.) TOWING AND LABOR COSTS—COVERAGE G Pays up to $25. per disablement. ADDITIONAL COVERAGE: 17. World Wide Coverage ... No territorial restrictions . . . Coverage not limited to U. S., its territories or possessions, or Canada.

has spent the last month at her sister’s home in New Whiteland, Ind. If Judge Thomas Faulconer rejects her plea for a new trial, she will have 90 days to file an appeal with the Indiana Supreme Court Two Young Drivers Fined On Charges Two youthful traffic offenders appeared in justice of the peace court Thursday evening and paid fines for recent violations. , Fines were assessed against the following: Doyle Duane Lee, Jr., 17, route three, Decatur, paid a fine of $18.75 after entering a plea of guilty to driving an auto without a registration plate. Lee was arrested by the state police on Fifth street May 5. ■ Jon H. Foor, 17. Decatur, was, taxed a fine of $18.75 for a speeding charge filed against him by the state police May 8. Foor was arrested by the state police on U.S. 27 about six miles south of the city for driving 75 miles per hour.

Two Slate Convicts Charge Mistreatment MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (UPDTwo convicts in Indiana State Prison charged today at a court hearing that they were chained naked to cement slabs for days as punishment for an alleged altercation with two prison guards last June. Prison officials promptly denied the accusations. James Denton, Indianapolis, and James Jordan, Madison County, made the charges as they appeared in LaPOrte Superior Court for arraignment on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill and to escape prison. Denton and Jordan pleaded innocent to the charges and trial ' was set for June 8 by Judge Norman Sallwasser. s They were accused of stabbing and wounding a guard and holding another guard as hostage last June 7 while intoxicated from homemade raisin jack. Denton told Sallwasser he was chained for two weeks and Jordan said he was chained for a week without proper food, exercise or toilet facilities and that they had been locked in solitary confinement for nearly a year. Sallwasser told the prisoners that their story of mistreatment would have no bearing on the case since the alleged chaining took place after the offenses charged i against the men. When Sallwasser made that ■statement, Denton said: •‘I therefore denounce my ! American citizenship and don’t want no more to do with the I United States.” Warden Alfred Dowd was away land not available to reply to the charges. But deputy warden Robj ert Hock said the charges were I untrue and without foundation. |o— _ - T -- Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE 0 Toothbrush Care The toothbrushes should be disinfected frequently by dipping them into boiling water. Pour peroxide of hydrogen over the bristles then rinse well with hot water. This will cleanse and whiten the bristles simultaneously. Sandwiches Delicious sandwiches can be made from tuna fish and celery in equal parts, mixed with mayonnaise dressing. Choped green pepper will add to the flavor. Stain Remover An effective remover fbt grape or grape juice is water at drinking temperature. These stains should be treated as soon as possible. Whipping Cream Add one-fourth teaspoon of lemon juice to each cup of heavy cream to hasten the whipping. Be sure to have the cream, and utensils thoroughly chilled, so as to prevent the mixture from turning to butter. This is particularly important during the summer months. Olive Oil Substitute When your supply of olive oil is running low, when making salad dressing, melt .butter and add it to the oil. It makes a good substitute. Lumpy Salt To prevent Xhe salt from hardening and becoming lumpy in the saltcellar, mix a little cornstarch with the salt before filling the cellar. COURT NEWS Complaint Case In the case of Fruehauf Employee’s Federal Credit Union vs Arthur Krauss, the garnishee defendant, Falstaff Brewing Corp., of Fort Wayne, was orderetf’to appear May 25, and to report in writing to the court by May 23 all moneys received by the defendant. Estate Cases The final report was filed in the Arba R. Haines estate by the administrator. The administrator was released and the sureties discharged. The estate was closed. A petition for release of lumber was filed in the estate of Earl A. Crider, by Columbus J. Stephens and William J. Stephens, partners, doing business as Stephens Lumber Co. Real Estate Transfers George Henry Clark etal, to Fred Bauman etux, 17.28 acres in St. Mary's Tp. Ada Owens etal to Luther F. Brokaw etux, 124.5 acres in Washington Tp. Leola L. Bowen executor to John L. King etux, land in St. Mary’s Tp. $1,500. “Arthur D. Suttles, etal to Louis J. Houk etux, inlot 22 in Decatur. Milton L. Hoffman etux to Carl F. Thieme etux, 40 acres in Union Tp. Willard A. Jackson etux to Donford E. Fosnaugh etux, inlot 2 in Geneva. Ivan M. Hakes etux to Jeanette M. Ehinger, part out lot 95 in Decatur. Menno D. Schwartz etux to Jacob P. Schwartz etux, 40 acres in Wabash Tp. Andrew F. Miller etux to Richard B. Ogg etux, inlot 947 in Decatur. William F. Andress etux to Barthold Albert Seesenguth etux, inlot 401 in Berne. James C. Strickler etal to Barbara J. Bowman, part inlot 70 in Decatur. Barbara J. Bowman to Gerald j G. Strickler etal, part inlot 70 in I Decatur.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Entered at the Decatur, Ind.,. Post Office as SeeondClass Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr --— £ res £ e ”! * John Q. Heller •*.- Vice-President Chas. Holthouse -— Secretory-Treasurer ' Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.25; 3 months, $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $9.00; 6 months, $4.75; 3 months, $2.50. By Carrier, 30c cents ner week. Single copies, 6 cents.

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