Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 132, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1959 — Page 4

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Flag Day June 14, Flag Day, will be the last holiday on which the 48-star flag will be the authorized flag. Many years ago the American Legion sponsored a campaign to encourage Decatur residents to fly the American flag. Holes were placed in the cement sidewalks for flags; many people fly their flags from front porches. It’s a fine, pa- * triotic custom, commemorating our national symbol. ’•• • . Respect The Boy “Respect the boy as an individual. Try to understand his capabilities, limitations, and problems of growing up. Recognize obligations in training boys and teaching lessons of fair play, discipline and teamwork.’’ These are two points of the credo of the Little League volunteer worker. Every summer in Decatur a number of dedicated men help organize and staff the Little League program for boys that are 9,10,11 and 12 years old. Officers this year are L. E. Beal, president; Vernon Cutter, first vice-president; Al Beavers, second vice-president; Ed Kauffman, third vice-president; James Strickler, Jr., secretary; and Norman Steury, treasurer. For older boys the pony league, headed by R. 0. Wynn, and American Legion Junior baseball, headed by James Cowens, fills the ticket. The Little and Pony leagues are sponsored by merchants, friends, and anyone who wishes to make a donation to the program. .Combined, they make up a complete summer recreation program for youth. Little league teams are managed as follows: Indians, Joe Murphy; White Sox, Bill Kuhnle; Red Sox, Red Pierce ; Yankees, Rolland Ladd; Senators, Dick Mayland; and Tigers, Junior Lake. The Little league movement is 20 years old this year. It has been successful because —the most important person in Little league is the boy—the Little Leaguer himself. Good Little League men realize that boyhood is for boys and they only experience it once. The Little league is one of many programs which help the boy grow into manhood with all the fullness of enjoyment that . comes from taking part in an organized sport like base- — ball.

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On Marine Operation CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (FHTNC)—Marine Pvt. Dale L. Brandt Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brandt of route 2, Decatur, Ind., took part in Operation “Twin Peaks" on California’s southern coast from May 17 to June 2, with Marines from the First Marine division at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Air and ground forces were launched against aggressor forces involving the ne w 1 y-redesigned helicopter assault carrier USS Princeton from which attacking troops launched assaults at inland targets, in the latest employment of the Corp’s vertical envelopment doctrine. The two-week maneuver was the most extensive air-ground landing exercise to be conducted on the Southern California coast since 1957. Peppy Pals The Decatur Peppy Pals 4-H club met June 4 at toe Decatur high school home economics room, planning for the judging contest June 18 at 9 a.,m. Carol Norquest presided at toe meeting, at which Karen Lough and Diane August led the pledges. Pam Koos and Nancy Hitchcock served refreshments after Jean Swickard showed the members two new games, “Hot Beans,” and “Betty Boop, Popeye,, and the Wolf.” Mary Eichenaur gave the health report on food nutrition. Rita Norquest recorded roll call, and Colleen Kelly collected toe dues.

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CHAPTER 25 LEC McKENNA—and Leo would have been the first to admit that he knew as much about burglar alarm systems as anyone in New York City—said that it could not be done. He leaned over the desk, his head close to Bruno Manfredi’s, and studied the crude sketch Murray Kirk had made of the device in Wykoff’s window. It was obvious at a glanceSthat Leo did not like what he saw. “Right off,” he said, "I can tell you one thing. What you’re showing me here is the standard photoelectric system which we don’t even feature any more. It’s the same in my business as in everything else today. You improve, or you go under. You give them more and better for the money, or some bum like Hoch or Garfield moves in with a system that’s got fins on it or chromium or something, and steals a customer right out from under your nose. That's why when we now get a customer who wants one hundred percent security, and money Is no object, we push our new ultrasonic system. Let me tell you, gentlemen, that is the system. Floor-to-ceiling protection, no dead spots—” “Ah, come on,” Bruno said. “Will you quit selling so hard, Leo. We don’t want to buy a system. We only want to know if wc can beat this one here.” "I was getting to that,” Leo said. “My professional opinion is that you can’t. Not unless you have an inside man working with you. That’s only my professional opinion, of course, but you know hov: I rate In this business.” Murray shifted in his chair. “But a photoelectric system can leave dead spots in the comers of the window where the beams don’t reach,” he said. "Isn’t there any way of getting past them and disconnecting the alarm from inside?” Leo looked hurt. “I gave you my professional opinion, didn't I? What more do you want? Look—” he drew a pencil from his pocket and outlined the rectangle of a window "—you’ve got the eye of the beam midway up the window frame- From there the beam fans out wide across the whole glass. At the most you’ve got a couple of little dead spots at the top and the bottom, and you don’t even know how big they are. Maybe big enough for a Angers maybe big enough for a hand. So right there you don’t even know how much room you're operating ini “But let’s say you can get a hand through. You cut out the glass, you get your hand inside, and then what? TH guarantee you won't short-circuit that system by monkeying with the eye. All you'll do is set off every alarm in the house. You see what I mean? This Isn’t like one of those jerk systems where the alarm goes off only if, you try

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Ellen Hduk reported that the next meeting will feature demonstrations by Janet Winteregg, Carol Norquest, Marsha Sheets and Linda Mclntosh, Kathy Kiess and Miss Sheets will serve refreshments after the June 11 meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the school’s home ec room. Happy Hustlers The Washington Happy Hustlers met June 2 at Karen Barkley’s residence with Gyneth Schnepp presiding. Hie group discussed having a bake sale to replace a car wash as a fund raising project. Pledges were led by Jan Soldner and Dee Wilson, while Judy Arnold led the group in singing. Roll call was answered with each member's favorite movie or TV star. Janet and Arvilla Smith demonstrated the alteration of a dress. The next meeting will be at toe home of Sandy and Sue Strickler June 16 at 7 p.m., according to the report from Tanya August. o 20 Years Ago I Today o ~~7-- — '/ —o June 5, 1939—The seven-room house on the H. G. Hendricks farm, southeast of Monroe, was destroyed by fire, along with all of the furnishings. Judge J. Fred Fruchte, of the Adams circuit court, has authorized the sale of the Linn Grove bank building and lots. The bank is in toe process of liquidation. The congregation of St. John’s Lutheran church, north of Decatur, held a special program at toe church honoring the Rev. R. E. Truelszsch, pastor since 1923, on his 75th birthday anniversary. Pledge services were held by toe Tri Kappa sorority for the Misses Anna Jane Tyndall, Evangeline Fuhrman, Sana Kunkel, Alta Ruth Klepper, Helen Jean Kohls and Katoryne Affolder.

to raise a window, so you can : clip a wire when you get the molding off. This is the real thing. You put a Anger into that beam, and it’ll sound like the war starting. Naturally, that's only my professional opinion, but if twenty years in this business don’t mean anything—" “Sure it means something,” Murray said. “How do they power this system? From the main fuse box?" “That’s right, but it has its own lead, so you can't cut it off by short-circuiting something else in the house. Gentlemen, when the underwriters certify a system as Grade 'A' they take all this into account and a little more besides. Os course, my company stands behind the ultrasonic as the one and only system for the man who wants the best, but 1 have to admit that the photoelectric Is entitled to genuine respect 1 don’t say this grudgingly I’ve been in this business twenty years, and 1 always—" When he was gone Bruno said: “That's only his professional opinion, of course. But my professional opinion Is that he knows what he’s talking about How do you feel about it now?” “I don’t know,” Murray said. "I’m thinking it over.” “Thinking it over! Thinking what over? You’ve got a house wired up like Fort Knox, you’ve got three, four hoods hanging around looking for trouble, you’ve got a housebreaking rap waiting if something goes wrong? What kind of thing is that to think over ?” "Wykoff’s got something I want,” Murray said. “What do you expect me to do, tell him to mail it to me?” “Why not? That makes just as much sense as trying to get in there and take it for yourself.” “No, because I can take it for myself. I have a good Idea how to do It, if 1 can count on you to help.” "Thanks,” Bruno said. “It Isn’t every day 1 get such a wonderful chance to get beat up and put in jail. But 1 wouldn’t want to take advantage of you, Murray. Do somebody else the favor.” “There’s two hundred dollars’ worth of favor here,” Murray said. “Does that change your mind ?” “No.” "All right. How much would?" “One million dollars,” Bruno said. "All in small, dirty bills. Or make it clean bills, if you want, and I’ll dirty them myself.” “How much?” Bruno said seriously: “Look, a joke is a joke, but don’t push it too far. Right away it stops being funny." “Do you think Tm Joking ?" “No, and that’s what worries me. Let me put it to you straight, Murray. In all the time Frank Connur wm here he never got

COURT N£WS Complaint Cane By agreement of the parties, the case of Mel Liechty, doing business as Mel's Realty Auction Co., vs William H. Stavenik and Frieda Stavenik, was continued and re-set for trial at 9:30 o’clock today. Petition for License In the case of Francis J. Schmitt vs Severin H. Schurger, prosecuting attorney for the 26th judicial court, an appearance was entered by Edward K. Steers, attorney general, for Royden C. Gilbert, commissioner of the bureau of motor vehicles, who filed a motion to dismiss. Beal Estate Transfers Minnie Bollenbacher etal to Frieda Lehmann, 80 jpres in Jefferson Twp. Frieda Lehmann to Ralph Bollenbacher, 80 ?cres in Jefferson Twp. Orlando W. Sprunger etux to Eldon R. Balsiger etux, land Tn Berne. Ermin Beer executor to Aline Balsiger, inlot 831 in Berne $24,000. Aline Balsiger to First Bank of Berne trustee, inlot 831 in Berne. Kent V. Sprunger etux to Ruth H. Bechdolt, inlot 897 in Berne. ErneSt O. Sommer etux to Louis Reinhart, 128 acres in Wabash Twp* Sherman L. Stucky expcutor to John Zurcher, inlot 195 in Berne, SII,OOO. Amos.B. Schwartz etux to BdnJr. etux, 2 acres in FrerM Twp. Ernst Thieme etux to C. E. Roberts etux, .29 acre in Union Twp. Ernst Thieme etux to Robert A. Everett etux, 11 acres in Union Twp. Enos Girod etux to Benjamin S. Girod etux, lan din Monroe Twp. Magdalena A. Hobrock to Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co., parts inlots 224 & 225 in Decatur. William A. Klickman etal to Arthur W. Lytle etux, ihlot 5 in Decatur. i Georgia G. Gage etvir to Arthur D. Suttles etal, inlot 16 in Decatur. Alice L. Barr to R. A. Aspy, parts inlots 104 & 105 in Geneva. R. A. Aspy to Alice L. Barr etal, parts inlots 104 & 105 in Geneva. Homer C. Fifer etux to William A. Klickman etal, inlot 5 in Decatur. Mollie E. Barkley to Helen A. Barkley, land in Decatur. Arnold Lumber Co., The. to Earl

i himself into any deal like this, ! and that’s why he died rich and l happy. If you want to go the : same way, don’t get any ideas in ’ your head that can blow up this whole place along with you. You ' remember what Frank used to ; say? He used to say this agency was a business, it’s got to be run like a business. But it’s even a bigger business than when he was around, and maybe you’re not the only one who’s got an ( interest in it. Maybe I’ve got an interest in it, too. Maybe I want to protect my interest," “What are you talking about?" Murray said. “What’s all this ; about an interest? Do you mean your job?” “No, I don’t mean my job. i Didn’t Jack Collins get in touch i with you? He was supposed to . call you from L. A. this week." “Well, he didn’t. And if you're so anxious to put things to me 1 straight, you can start with this. What’s Jack Collins got to do with you and me right now?” “That’s for him to say when he calls.” "Suppose you say it.” "All right,” Bruno said, “it’s about him buying in here. You know you can’t run this place alone any more. Don’t you think everybody knows that? It’s built up so big now, you don’t know what’s going on half the time. But if you take in somebody like Jack as a partner, why, you’ve got one of the best men in the country with you, and you can live it up a little for yourself. He's got the cash, he’s got the know-how, so put you two guys together, and you could have the biggest thing around outside of the F.B.L” “You think so?" Murray said. “And what’s your Interest in this proposition? Or are you just a friend of the groom?” "You don’t have to be so mad about it, Murray. As for getting an interest, sure I’ll get an interest. I’ve had a percentage coming to me for a long time, and this way I’ll finally get It. But not from you. It comes right out of Jack’s end. He knows I’m worth it, just the way Frank Conmy did and you do, but he’s not afraid to give it to me.” "That makes three partners,” Murray said. “Are you sure there’s nobody else on the waiting list?” “As far as I’m concerned,” Bruno said, “three is just right.” “As far as I’m concerned," Murray said, "1 won’t even pick up that phone when Jack calls, unless I’ve got this Wykoff thing all cleared up." Bruno digested this in silence. “I don’t believe it,” he finally said. Can Murray enter Wykoff's house and get away undetected? Continue "The Eighth Circle” here tomorrow.

L. Caw etux, inlot 88 in Decatur. R. Edgar Kraft etux to Maumee Realty Corp., inlot 143 in Decatur, o . — Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE o— o Measuring Fata The next time lard or butter is ' measured for pastries, dip the spoon or measuring utensil into very hot water before using. This will cause the fat to slip out easily, and yeu will not have to dig it out.: Prevent Slipping To prevent rubbers from slipping on wet pavements, fasten a strip of adhesive tape lengthwise down the sole. o o ! Modern Etiquette I By ROBERTA LEE lj o o Q. While a girl friend of mine and I were visiting in a home recently, the hostess passed around ja box of candy. My friend looked at each piece before selecting one she liked. Wasn’t this bad manners? A. She was perfectly entitled to select a piece of candy that appealed to her—if she did this quickly. However, if she fingered the candy or took a very long time in her selection, her conduct would have been questionable. i Q. When sending a reply to a wedding invitation, should it be addressed to the bride-elect or to her parents? j A. Since the wedding invitation is usually issued in the name of the bride’s parents, your reply should be addressed to them. Q Which woman should a man seat at the dinner table, the one on his right or on his left? A. The woman on his right. Miss Lois Folk To 801 l State College Miss Janice Elain Voshell Was among the Deqatur students who graduated last night from International Business College in Fort Wayne. The name of Janice Elaine Wolpert was unintentionally used in Thursday's edition of the Daily. Democrat.

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