Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 125, Decatur, Adams County, 27 May 1959 — Page 6

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Discuss Problems Os Red Cross Program The Red Cross chapter executive secretaries and bloc cl program chairmen from the Fort' Wayne district met in Portland Tuesday afternoon to discuss cha.o ter problems concerning the bl ’°d P 1 " 0gram. « Mrs. Earl Fuhrman a.w d Mrs. Wanda Oelberg. of the Adams county chapter, attended, And explained the new replacema nt recruitment system in use he. re. A list of those who have tea eived blood is obtained, and members of that patient's family are .given the opportunity to give replacement blood to keep the blood l*ank at a high leevl. The blood bank head, Dr. Ha try Harvey, explained that summer is the worst tim for accidents recju f’>'ing blood immediately, but it i.s also the most difficult time to receive blood. Anyone who desires to find out more about the blood’ , program is requested to call the i

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Red Cross number this week. The Rev. Virgil B. Jork of Portland presided c. the meeting. >■ Ronald L. Robinson ' Given Commission Ronald L. Robinson, 428 Closs St., Decatur, is among 148 Indiana University seniors commissioned as second lieutenants in the Army and Air Force reserve at commencement ceremonies May 22. Special guests for the traditional commissioning services, held in the I.U. auditorium, were parents and relatives of the cadets. The speaker was Maj. Geh. Joseph H. Harper, deputy commanding general us Fifth Army, Chicago. Col. H. J. Muller. Army ROTC head, and Col. Hall King, Air Force ROTC commandant, preJseated the distinguished military ; graduates in the .class. Among i guests of honor was Col M. J. I O’Kane, Sixth Corps, Fort BenjaImin Harrisbn, Indianapolis. RobinIson was commissioned as a sectend lieutenant in ROTC.

Cartoon Decorations Are Added At Center Novel cartoon decorations at the Decatur Youth and Community Center were added today when director Dick Linn and local artist John Sheets hung nine cartoon drawings on One of the Youth Center walls. The west wall of the .recreation area will be called the Cartoon of Fame, modeled after similar decorations at the Fairway Restaurant. Sheets will continue to draw cartoons and add them to the wall at regular intervals. Minor Damage Done As Autos Collide Minor damage was caused to two vehicles shortly before noon today near Bellmont Park when cars collided on U.S. 224 about % miles east of Decatur. A car driven by Otto Fuelling, 71, of route three, Decatur, and an

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auto driven by Maggie D. Reynolds, 31, of Modoc, collided as the Fuelling car attempted to pull onto the highway from the Franklin

service station at the same time the Reynolds car pulled onto the highway from Bellmont Park. Deputy sheriff Robert Meyer, and state trooper Alan Coppes. estimated damage to the Fuelling auto at SSO and no damage to the Reynolds auto. The mishap was recorded at 11:12 a.m. Minor Accident Is Reported Tuesday A minor accident occurring at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday near the St. Joseph Catholic school, caused about sllO damage to the vehicles involved. The mishap occurred on Fourth street near Monroe street. A car driven by David G. Schultz, 18, of Decatur, while headed north on Fourth street, struck a door of a car operated by Edward Lee LaFontain, 18, of route six, Decatur. According to the po-

lice report, the door had been opened by a rear seat passenger. Damage to the LaFontain vehicle was listed at SIOO, while damage to the Schultz car was listed at only $lO. Senators, Orioles Make Player Trade BALTIMORE (UPD - Albie ,’earson, the Washington Senators’ rookie of the year in 1958, has been traced to the Baltimore Orioles for rookie outfielder Lennie Green. _ Pearson, who hit .275 last season, has been bothered with a hernia this year and is hitting only .190 with one extra base hit among his 16 safeties. Green, a native of Detroit, has a .292 average and one homer this yea/. He hit .231 for the Orioles in 69 games last season. If vou have something to sell O‘ rooms fcr rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

Army Involved In Battle Os Seaport WASHINGTON (UPD-The U.S. Army became involved in Indiana’s battle to build a seaport in the Porter County dunes area along Lake Michigan. Col. Arthur C. Nauman, assistant chief of civil works for the Corps of Engineers, charged Tuesday that Hoosier officials have delayed construction of a deep-water harbor for the past nine years. He said the corps made a preliminary examination in 1950, but subsequent surveys were upheld pending receipt of data form Indiana on commercial possibilities of Jhe proposed Burns Ditch harbor site. - Nauman was a witness at a short revival of Senate subcommittee hearings on a bill to convert the dunes area into a national monument Sen. Paul Douglas (D-Ill.) introduced the measure aimed at preventing construc-

tion of two steel mills and a deepwater port. He testified that eight meetings with state officials since 1950 have resulted in "informal transmission” of a traffic survey made by Indiana University at the request of governor Handley. ■ Nauman said he believed a formal 'report also was forthcoming from the Board of Harbors and Terminals. Nauman sidestepped a definite yes or' - no answer when Sen. Homer E. Capehart (Rrlnd.) asked if it wasn’t a fact that “toe area of Burns Ditch adapts itself as well to a harbor because of its low altitude and flatness.” And he refused to commit himself on Douglas’ view that the lake’s north-south currents would drag sand into tkw proposed port area and necessitate constant dredging. “The colonel is a very cautious man," Douglas tald. The remark came after Nauman equivocated on his viewpoint of Douglas’ bill and the feasibility of the harbor.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1959

Results Are Listed In Rifle Matches • Results of rifle matches held at the St. Mary’s-Blue Creek conservation club grounds Sunday follow : Bench rest—winners were L. M. Wolfe, Don Gage and Dent Baltzell; Army rifle—winners were Palmer Schwartz of Deme, Frank Gladdie of Ohio City, 0., and Aaron Twidp: standing deer—winners were Wayne Riley, Glen Bates of Willshire, O„ and Lyle Bailey.

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