Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1959 — Page 8

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Pleasant Weather 9 Forecast In Stale United Press International A short-lived heatwave which pushed temperatures close to the 100-mark in the Louisville area gave way to mostly pleasant weather in Indiana today. Forecasters predicted generally pleasant conditions and no precipitation until around Tuesday, ending week-long scattered showers and thundershowers which erupted violently in Rushville Thursday. A tent at the Rush County Fairgrounds collapsed during a wind and rainstorm, trapping about 100 persons. Three were injured and the damage was estimated at i $50,000. The Louisville area reported a high of 98 Thursday. Evansville had 94, Indianapolis 93. The two Hoosier cities also reported half an inch of rain in the 24-hour period which ended at 7 a m. The five-day forecast through next Wednesday called for normal temperatures, with highs ranging from 88 north to 90 south and overnight lows of 60 to 65. •‘Pleasant temperatures over the weekend, becoming warmer Monday, cooler again Tuesday or *- 1 COUNT BASIE Edgewater Park Celina, Ohio , SUNDAY, AUGUST 2

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- 5 Wednesday.” read the extended outlook. Up to five-tenths of an inch precipitation was predicted, mostly as scattered thundershowers “around Tuesday.” The heat and pressing humidity in Indianapolis prompted officials ’to close several state offices afternoon and send home several hundred employes in the Gross Income Tax Division, State Welfare Department, State Industrial Board, and State Highway Department. Livestock Auction Posted By U.S.D.A. The United States Depai iment of Agriculture has posted the Decatur Sale Barn, livestock auction, at Decatur, and the auction market now operates under the federal parkers and stockyards act. The 85th congress aemnded tikis act to bring all markets operating in interstate commerce under the same uniform regulations. After a market has been posted as coming under the packers and stockyards act. the selling agency registers with the secretary of agriculture. They also file their schedule of rates and charges for selling and other marketing services which apply uniformly to all patrons of the market. The scales are tested at least twice each year by a competent testing agency and weighing is conducted in accordance with established weighing rules. rooms for rent, try a Democrat If you have something to sell o» 1 each dav

CLAIMS TO BE ALLOWED BY ADAM* COUNTY (OMMISMONERH ON At GI ST 3, 19.19 Commercial Print Shop Clerk oper * 7.78 Royal Mcßee Corp do :... 6.60 Reconlak Corp <lo 58.70 Haywood Puhf Co do .... ... 183.00 M Gillium And clerk 36.00 Panama - Beaver Inc do oper 35.5* Haywood Pnbl Co do 20.00 H E Johnaon Treaa Cler 72.00 Commercial Print do oper .. 1.50 Decatur Lumber Co do .. 10.33 M Striker Record oper 20.00 Commercial Print do 2.04 Photostat Corp do 274.30 Haywood Publ Co do ... 112.>0 M Affolder .Meala for Pr 40.50 Holthouee Drug Co sher oper 34.08 Commercial Print xlo 10.15 Zurchera Mobil Serv do 47.06 Ohio Oil Co do . 61 51 Emergency Radio Serv do 17.03 Beavera Oil Serv Inc do 45.32 B J Hamilton Co do 5.43 J Minch Sp Dep 5.00 Schwartz Ford Co Inc do oper B.BQ L L Smith Dep Pros Atty 100.00 | W H Anderson Co do oper 10.00 B Kooos Assessor Cler — 98.00 W Koos do mil i 3.60 L N Seltenrlght Co Agt mH 42.70 L N Seltenriifht do oper . 1 70 Panama - Beaver, Inc do .. 12.17 Co Agt Snp’y Fund do . 11.00 Co Agt Snp'y Fund do 32.00 Commercial Print do 5.45 Citizens Tele Co do 28.73 Al .1 Sponhauer do mil 43 82 L L Gould Appr Home Ag mH 40.63 C W Freeby M D Co Health Officer 64.16 Citizens Tele Co Adams Cir Court oper 24.93 C Smith do oper 6 86 West Puhi Co do 55.00 Lawyers Co-op Pub Co do 37.20 Callaghan & Co do 17 50 <> D Sudduth Court House Cust 235.00 E Worst do .Mat 100.00 City of Decatur do oper 167 18 L Drake do watch 10.00 Shoaf Plumb & Heat do oper 5.25 Continental Chem Co do 56.06 Decatur Lumber Co do . 4.50 Klenks Serv Center do 30.85 Warsaw Chem Co Inc do .... 17.95 I M Hakes do . 82.40 1> Affolder Jail Mat 125.00 llabegger Hardware do oper 1.25 Decatur Lumber Co do . 3.72 No Ind Public Serv do 8.44 F Kit son Co Home Supt .... 200.00 T Kitspn do Mat ... 135.00 H Smith do help 125.00 C Kirk do -....■ 125.00 M Kockensparger do 225.00 J Bilderback do 60.00 I»r N Rich do phy ... 50.00 llaugk Pl A Heat do oper 22.20 Stiefel Grain Co do .... 36.65 Stewarts Bakery do 66.25 .1 Nussbaum do 125.08 C E Hite do 75.02 Decatur Equip Co do 91.45 T Wagner Adams Co Home oper 11.30 Kaye's Shoe Store do 6.50 J J Newberry Co do —1 65 Fager Appliance do .... 10.95 Ohio Oil Co do 135.21 Gifford's I.G.A. Super do . 31.85 C F Hill do *0.05 Sprunger Impl Co do 15.73 C Boring do 23.40 Decatur Blue Flame do 33.50 Dr H R Frey do 4.00 Home Dairy do 80.92 Will Winnes Assessing .... 183.33 R S Anderson Pros Atty Sal 125.00 D J Schwartz Board of Review 64.00 M Girod do 64.00 Decatur Democrat Co X.egal Adv 144.79 Berne Witness Inc do 14.14 Irene Byron Hosp Care of pat 1365.00 R E Allison D.V..M. Bovine T.B. Erad 96.40 D W Flreoved, D.V.M. do .... 636.20 L W Boyer, D.V.M. do 99.10 Welfare B Nelsbn Mileage 100.28 M J Strickler do 25.21 M Marshall do 13.65 V Linn do . 27.78 J Brown do 1.03 Citizens Tele Co Wei Oper 29.68 Commercial Print do . JA 13.35 J Shell do ? 92.50 Couaty Surveyor Amstutz - Teeter Prellmlnary R Brown 43.20 S Schwartz 21.60 R Foreman - 129.60 L Foreman 194.40 R Teeple 16.40 N Brunner 183.60 J Funk. 10.80 C II Henley 114.64 Decatur Lumber Co 11.35 G Barger - 5-81 T Bulmahn 4.00 Decatur Ready - Mix 26.20 Meshberger Bros Stone Corp 31.86 II Moellering 16.72 IMleh Improvement karveyor Beavers OU Serv 107.08 Adams Co Hi-Way j 2.14 I Commercial Print ... .70 I Schafer Store 7.00 Schafer Co 9.46 Cowens Ins Agcy 34.93 Korte Bros Ins 88.20 Krick’s Weld Shop 18.00 Ambrose Newhouse 654>.00 Mrs. I B Biddle 1176.00 C Burkhart ... . 6.85 Stockberger Mach Inc 46.20 L Smith 265.20 C Burkhart 109.20 A Hlrschy . 57.40 E Rich —. 106 40 E M Coblentz 92.50 .1 V Myers . 88.13 II Hilty 82-50 D H Schwartz 92.a0 D S Wickey 8125 C K Schwartz - 82.50 J H Schwartz 35.63 E Merriman 99.00 L Merriman ... 48 00 M E McGill 91.25 M Murphy 86.25 I Fox 174.63 I Byer ?2 ?2 A Eleher 1 ?'15 A Merriman 'SS ?? H Moellering Mileage 29.68 ADAMS POINTY HIGHWAY Noll 210.48 Burl Fuhrman s 189.65 M J Runyon 125.00 Virgil Ferry 148.50 Raymond Kolter 163.50 Harvey Mankey 150.00 Chris Meshberger 148.50 Vern Linker 150.00 Harold Burger 150.00 De Wayne Beer .... 136.00 Edward Faurote 150.00 Wendell Abbott 148.50 Robert Fuhrman 172,50 Roger Steiner 153.00 Don Harvey 150.00 Russell Moser ......... 150.00 Homer Rauch 163.35 Clifford Death 145.50 Paul Longsworth 12.00 Ronald Stork 148.60 Chris Zureher 148.50 Eli Hlrschy 048.50 Archie Hedington 27.00 Joel Augsberger 64.00 Lewis Drake i 2.00 Surveyor of Adams Co 13.50 Citizens Telephone 20.39 City of Decatur 7.96 Dierkes Implement 4.25 Snap-On Tools 8.45 E Baumann Garage 7.00 Decatur Equipment 313.63 Decatur Auto 36.61 Gibson Company 9.10 Mossman Yarnelle 13.85 Indiana Textile 46.16 Stockerberger —l3 <2 Puterbaughts Inc 41.52 Schwartz Ford 6.75 Pearl Oil Co Beavers Oil Co - 682.a, I Petrie Oil Co :■■■ *l-31 Eastern Indiana Oil <ls Motor Fuel Tax - -12'12 Ohio Oil Co 4J9.J5 Hugo Bulmahn, Treas 10 Z2'2? Meshberger Bros 5831.74 J W Kareh , American Steel 22 Krick-Tyndall «,2J?2 Logansport Metal , 802.78 Acker Cement Works 3.52 Joe Spangler — 6.00 Meshberger Bros 2095.64 Cnwaty Bridge 20.5 P C C Abbott 14.00 Yost • •- ■ — oJ.Zi* Krick Welding Shop 25 00 Decatur Ready - Mix 20.J0 Hobart Welding 23.20 Decatur Lumber Co -30.7 Z Cumulative Bridge „ A Hedengton No. 105 W GHllom 300.00 Surveyor of Adams Co 13.50 Graphic Reproduction 1.1.16 C C Abbott No. 18 - 159 00 P Longsworth-........— --I 33.00 L Somers .» — P Longsworth No. 17 ...'. 103.50 Decatur Ready-Mix A Hedington No. 11 * r 22 Meshberger Bros 6.98

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Hobart Welding Co No. 13 .. 9.00 Graphic Reproduction No. 18 2.91 Adam* Co .Surveyor — 348.60 Yost Const. Co 1692.68 Board of Cemmlaalogera Certified before me thia SI day of July. 19.59. Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor Adams Co. Ind. July3l August 7 See Possible Laws To Halt Steel Strikes NEW YORK (UPI) — The government appeared today to be heading toward possible legislation to prevent recurrence of the steel strikes which have shut down the nation’s production six times since the end of World War 11. There was speculation the massive fact - finding undertaken by Secretary of Labor James P. , Mitchell might produce a propi sal for a separate law dealing [ with labor-management relations in the steel industry, as the Raili way Labor Act now deals with [ disputes involving railroads and i airlines. • But such legislation, at which 1 Mitchell hinted in a Washington 1 statement v Thursday, could have ! no more than indirect bearing on i setlement of the present strike, [ now in its third week with no i agreement in .tight. ‘ Chief Federal Mediator Joseph ! F. Finnegan was to meet here toi day with representatives of the j striking United Steelworkers of ; America (USW). ! He scheduled a joint meeting of i union and industry negotiators for ! Mnday. Their first joint meeting ! since the strike began, July 14, i broke up quickly last Monday. ! Finnegan held out no particular I hopes for the next one. but said > “you can’t setle anything with- ’ out alking.” ; He noted, however, that “the > earnings statements are out of J the way and so, I suppose, are the ) publicity statements relating to J them.” . > » MOSES I Contlnuecl from page one ! Senior tnale yearling, first, sen- • ior and grand champion, Barbara I Jackson. Two-year-old cow, first, 1 Danny Moser. Three-year-old cow ! and over, first, Steve Moses: sec- • ond, Claude Striker; third, Sidney ! Schwartz. Senior and grand 1 champion winner, Steve Moses; ! reserve grand champion, Claude 1 Striker. i Showmanship winners, first, ! Steve Moses; second. Larry Jackson; and third, Sidney Schwartz. 1 Red Poll and Ayrshire ; Red Poll — junior and grand ; champion, Joe Kohne. i Ayrshire — junior female calf, i first, and grand champion, Dougi les Bauman; second. Rosalind • Bauman; third, Annie Singleton; > Senior female calf, first, Rosalind 1 Bauman; second. Douglas Bau--5 man. Junior female yearling, • first, Glen Yager: second, Pat » Johnson; third, Rose Lautzenheis2 er. Two-year-old cow, first and » senior champion, Glen Yager. 1 Three-year-old cow and over, » first, Douglas Bauman. Sltow1 manship winners, first, Pat John- » son; second, Glen Yager, and> 2 third, Douglas Bauman. > .. > ; The things that will destroy > America are prosperity at any J price, safety-first instead of duty i first, the love of soft living arid ■ the get-rich-quick theory of life.— ; Theodore Roosevelt.

Young Negro Faces Death In Alabama MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - Attorneys for a young Negro today were handling an appeal to the state Supreme Court qf his conviction and death sentence for raping a socially-prominent white woman. Dewey Aaron, 23-year-old Negro truck driver and father of three, was found guilty Thursday night by an all-white jury. The jurors took two hours and seven minutes to find Aaron guilty of rape, a capital crime in Alabama. The jury recommended the death sentence. The rape victim, Mrs. Maurine Peacock, 31, a registered nurse and member of a socially prominent family, identified Aaron Wednesday by his clothes and voice as her assailant. Aaron was expressionless as Judge Eugene Carter read the verdict and sentenced him to death in the electric chair. The case under Alabama law is automatically appealed to the state Supreme Court. Solicitor William F. Thetford i told the jury in a closing argument: "This is the roughest, meanest, i nastiest, most horrible rape case ■ I’ve seen in nine years I have been here.”' The victim testified for an hour i and a half without showing emotion, but she was near collapse when she left the witness stand. Aaron was convicted of entering the woman’s fashionable home, hiding in her closet, beating her during 20 minutes of a violent struggle and raping her on the flor of her bedroom while her-year-old child lay crying nearby. ROTARY Contlnuea from page ona Berne-Decatur-Bluffton golf tournament and joint meeting to be held at Bluffton next Tuesday. Golfers may tee off at noon or shortly after, with the dinner meeting scheduled at the Dutch Mill at 6:30 p. m. The club will not meet here next week. Committee chairmen and club officers met with Jackson immediately after the regular meeting. Each committee submitted its plans for the year. Jackson complimented the club on its fine program and urged the group to cooperate with its officers during the year. Over 2,500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur •’•'h day Limberlost Auto Theatre GENEVA, IND. Starts Friday 5 BIG NITES ENDS TUES., AUG. 4»h 2 Big First Run Shows ADULTS 60c (This Program Only) MARILYN MONROE TONY CURTIS “Soma Like It Hot” AND JOEL McCREA NANCY OATES “The Gunfight at Dodge City” Color By DeLuxe The Story of Bat Masterson COMING NEXT The LAST MILE* Last Time Tonite “BLOOD OF THE VAMPIKE” « “VOODOO ISLAND”

Plans Studied To Boost Hog Prices WASHINGTON (UPD—Administration farm officials are poised to step in with government spending to jack up hog prices if markets sag much further, a spokesman indicated today. But he said the administration won’t accept plan like the bill by Sen. Hubest fl. Humphrey (IlMinn.) to make “incentive payments” to farmers who cut pork supplies by sending hogs to market at light weights. The government's position was outlined in an interview with Assistant Agriculture Secretary Marvin L. McLain, who said a close watch is being maintained on the situation. The Humphrey bill would provide for payments whenever hog prices dipped below sl4 a hundredweight. Humphrey said the payments would encourage farmers to market hogs at reduced weights, thus reducing supplies and raising market prices. Total payments would be limited to 150 million dollars a year, and the program would end in 1961. Keeping Close Watch McLain contended the plan was another version oi the production payment idea which the administration has opposed for most farm products. “It would be the opening wedge to a real production payment plan,” he said. Hog prices at Chicago have dropped from an average of $22.79 a hundredweight a year ago to $13.94 last Tuesday under the impact of rising supplies. McLain said department offi-

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cials were keeping a close day-to-day watch on prices, ready to step in with several federal aid measures if necessary, The farm official added, howfever, that “responsible people" in the administration and Congress must weigh the effect of aid now on hog prospects for 1960. Agriculture Department economists have warned that if hog production continues to increase next year there may be a serious price collapse in the fall of 1960. , A Political Point This puts top administration farm planners in a painful corner. If they move fast and hard to keep hog prices up this fall, they can avoid a lot of com belt criticism. But if prices are held at relatively good levels through the rest of the summer and fall, i farmers may be encouraged to | expand production in 1960. McLain made no reference to the obvious political point in- i volved in this dilemma. A sick market in the fall of 1960 would, be likely to pinch not only farm-1 ers, but also Republican candi-1 dates in areas where hog prices have a powerful influence on' GOP prospects. McLain said measures “under; consideration” for use when the administration decides to step in] to aid hog markets include ex- j port sales of pork products, in-; eluding lard, in return for foreign ■ currency. Other steps, he said.l might include purchases of pork; for school lunch programs. Love of money aften makes a; man a coward, but love of power always makes a man a brute.—Lin Yutang. A handful of commen sense is worth a bushel of learning.

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