Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 5, Decatur, Adams County, 7 January 1960 — Page 6

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Silo Servicemen Are Asphyxiated WUard T JO F«wi WoyiWij t ,il. •-( <if h<!< ht’iii ' fK«*v rt into Ml*) V? Ln >rn fiiuncl ?hr boHit** \rttnrr SJk> Snlen Co • Silver I 1-akr. WM parked in the barn lott huur* .hrr Miller and Fick arrwrd to intpect the silo at Rehermrr horn ’ w cccjucM Authorities -aid filler and Fick worked for the Tlarvr*torc firm ; They «aid the men vmlatrd warn ings posted to .open four ycnlilst-, ing doors at the top of the rito j and pump air inside before enterOnly one door was opened—the one through which the men entered at the top—and the air pump was in the truck. Schermerhorn found the bodies < about nine feet below the entrance | door. Iving atop silage. The discovery was made about 8 p.m.l about 34 hours after the men «r-| rived. ■—w — . - I Schernwrhasn sailed an emer-' •gmey squad, sheriff's ofierrs and state police. It was nearly mid- : night when the bodies were removed through the small opening. j and early this morning before the victims were identified. | A coroner’s ruling said death was due to accidental asphyxiation. DON’T GET UP NIGHTS, It takes JUM &a cents and 12 bourn [ tu mart relief—or your money b«<-B at any drua More. When fumltoiwl I iHdnev disorder* cauae gettinK ud| ■ manty flow, e “»?KK 3 h« d *-day* treatment I A<t» fast to inireaae and regulate paaeage .NOW at Kohne Drug Store.'

I WHYTAY MORE?’” | I FOLLOW THE CROWD! I FOLLOW THE CROWD OF THRIFTY MEAT SHOPPERS B TO THE BUSY SCHMITT MEAT MARKET Where You » ■ Will Find Large Fresh Displays of Meat AT BIG ■ II BARGAIN PRICES! B SI FRESH e LEAN 5 I GROUND BEEF lb. 39c I iS choice cuts/ __ __ __ I j SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 79c | | JOWL BACON lb. 19c I Si FRESH - SLICED . B [ PORK LIVER lb. 19c I j PAH SAUSAGE lb. 29c I ■ FRESH I.EtS | I PORK PATTIES lb. 59c I I PIGS FEET lb. 5c | | FRESH SIDE 3 lbs. SI.OO I | FRESH IF. W j CASING SAUSAGE 3 lbs. SI.OO I ■ SCHMITT’S HICKORY B I SMOKED SAUSAGE 3 lbs. SI.OO | M 411. MEAT —J | SLICING BOLOGNA 3 lbs. SI.OO I H LEAN HICKORY SMOKED | SLICED BACON lb. 45c |

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Judge Byrd Chosen In Dunkirk Recount JtMtar H-wn«r J Hyrd <d Wrlld ! -1.- —e aabrtl lt> MRHtlfßSd* ■ ! tut isdictum in the Dunkirk etertwo If be will lake the ea»* The name* | of Jude*» John Mary of Randolph county and Alva Cox ot Dciawatci county were atrtrkm by tbr fteoto ' « number of deputed ballot* and on whether Shady Ride pre I .inct m Blackford county should! be counted, if he takes the case Half To Gambling j Urged At Lebanon IXBANON. Ind <UP!' — Twnj i urged Übanon and Boone County [ official* Wednesday to etop pntoHrt A short time earlier. 20 »tatc{ policemen went from place to i place where gambling had been' reported. They found that gam- ) hlcr» had departed and* taken j their equipment with them. ’’This town I* as clean as if it , had been flushed down with suds.” said Lt. Abe Taylor, who i led the Lour. The Lebanon Church Federation [ and the Lebanon Ministerial Asso- ■ elation delivered a letter to I , Mayor Herbert L. Ransdall. who | took office only a week ago. The I • letter said the writers “note with great concern that certain public (officials have stated that no pub-; lie or official complaint has been, made against public gambling in-1 terests and institutions ” “Therefore."«r the letter said. “<wei hereboy lodge a formal, public and official complaint to | Mayor Ransdall and Prosecutor • Paul H. Johnson Jr. We .. . supIport the mayor and prosecutor) land pledge our assistance in the I achievement of good government I and an honorable city.” . Over 2.auo i—Z3r Democrata an icld and delivered in x*catu> I -tach daw

Storm Moves To Sea. At Least 18 Die United Press lntrrn.U<mal Light ralna «pattered the Routh-1 eaat t-dav. mriling the In-»nd ■now rr.Ktua of the «outh'a worst winter storm m a dreade I The storm marched out to seal [wadWMW.'' leaving behind at ! Irani II persons dead and temiwraturr* below frresing as far J -<>uth as Louisiana . . More than sis inches of snow 1 f.-n <>o Memphis. Tenn . and road* | I were ice-slicked all across Dixie Highway accidents blamed on the storm killed II persons in AlaI bama. North Carolina, Virginia,] ffsnneasee. Tiaas. QklahiOa antfj I Missouri Fires claimed six lives in Oklahoma and North Carolina and an ; ' Arkansas pilot was killed when hi* plane crashed in fog. • Schools were closed in Memphis iand parts of Virginia. U. S. Con-1 ) gn-ssmen trudged through light j i snows to attend the new session’s opening in Washington. The rains today stretched from ’ the lower Mississippi Valley to the > .Carolinas. Athens, Ga., received! ; 58 inch, the heaviest rainfall. I Snow flurries persisted in parts | I of the Tennessee Valley. Other light snows fell from ths ; northern Rockies and eastern i ■ Montana through Minnesota, the northern Great Lakes and into I New England Two inches of snow fell in north-1 ern Minnesota and the Mt. Wash-i ] ington weather station in New j Hampshire recorded five inches. Temperatures, which dipped to four below zero at Amarillo, Texas, and 20 below at Pierre. S. D.. warmed up today. Pierre rose to I XT'degrees above zero and most) | southern cities climbed above the | freezing mark after the storm passed. Light rain was forecast today; from eastern Alabama through Georgia and the Carolinas, with a few showers in northern Florida and rain or snow showers in parts of eastern Tennessee and southeast Kentucky. Drizzles were expected along the I northwest coast with light snow in Oregon, southeast Idaho and northern Nevada and in the Great Lakes and western Pennsylvania. 20 Dead Or Missing In Fire In Japan YOKOSUKA, Japan (UPTV — j Twenty persons were reported dead or missing today in a fire ■ that destroyed an old two-story I Japanese missionary hospital here I Wednesday night. Firemen recovered nine bodies from the ruins of the Kinugasa Hospital. Police reported four women and seven newly-born babies were missing and .feared dead. « The fire broke out in th maternity ward and spread swiftly through the old wooden building, trapping the infants as well as aged and paralyzed patients. U.S. Navy ambulances helped the Japanese remove surviving patients to other hospitals. Police believed some patients may have sliped away to their homes during the confusion. Air Force Launches New Rocket Tests CAPE CANAVERAL, ?la. <UPI> —The Air Force started a new year of American, rockeftests Wednesday night by firing an intercontinental range Atlas on an apparently successful flight. The 85-foot missile, carrying an “advanced design” nose cone, left a brilliant display of blue streamers as it passed through layers of ionized gas. Its target was near Ascension Island about 5,000 miles to the southeast. always wanted me to follow ..in his footsteps!”

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I j '» Continued Mild Is j Forecast In State i United Press International I i A wave of mild winter weather ] ) with high temperatures in the 40s | ; I and lows in the neighborhood of | [freezing came to Indiana today jand promised to stay the rest oßj the week. Forecasts of above-normal readj ings included no prospect of precipitation. Even the Lake Michi-, gan area will be free from snow flurries. The outlook was for warmer tc> dav and mild at least through Saturday. Partly cloudy

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conditions will prevail. Highs Wednesday ranged from 133 north to 39 central and south, i Overnight lows included 22 at Fort Wayne and Indianapolis and 31 at Evansvile. - _rl "* L Today's highs will range from 37 to 46. tonight s lows from 28 to 35. and Friday’s highs from 37 to 47. Transport Carrying 10 Soldiers Crashes TRIPOLI, Libya lUPI'—A Can-adian-built Otter transport, missing since Monday with 10 US- Spldiers aboard, crashed at sea off the Libyan coast, it was reported today. i

Alaska Boy Makes Air Car For $4 ANOfORAOE Al*«ka iVPI» - The Curtte*- Wright Cort*. one of| America'* most important firm*. I spent thousand* thousand* Os I dollar*. wvifil year* of re***reh by top »rimti*t* *nd lb* 1 u »e or* 1 intricate and delicate machine* I to build a wheelie** car that] ' would Boat on air Craig W Vatter. IT. an average 'American high *cbool student with 'average grade*, spent M. a little •pare time and a conglomaraUon lof junk, including a chain aaw engine. an old tractor radiator I i fan and some plywood, to do the same thing | The a mating thing la that both I sure ceded. Curttes-Wrlght recently p*« Ila i car of the future on display in New York's Rockefeller Center iit roar on furiou* jets of air. twirled lea vet around it and truly was a sight to behold and a credit to American industry Young Vetter's Infernal mai chine is a tremendous compli-1 > mcnt to the Ingenuity of Americsn youth in the young state of Alaska. . . , .. Vetter became interested in the air car. called a Ground Elect Machine <GEM'. when he read an article in a science journal on the possibility of using such a device in the army of the future • I figured there was a real need for such an invention in, • Alaska," Craig told United Press International. 'Mt would be near I perfect since It can skim over the lightest of snow and even , ice." . . ,• Craig's machine, which works lon a five horsepower motor, has > undergone such successful test 'runs that officials at Elmendorf ' AFB here have permitted him the use of its workshop. * Mistaken Identity AUGUSTA. Maine (UPl>—ln the ’ state of Maines first recorded! • hunting accident 120 years ago. ' I testimony disclosed the victim had 1 been "mistaken for a goose."

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Buys Hoalth Bond Help HfM T» ’ ** ' llljffnf' Uto Chrlalmoa Seals The Trt Kappa aorortty haa voted purchaw of • *lO health, bond, official* of the Chrtatma* «eal compaign In Adama county I gaaouncM todny. Ad procwada announce today Ad proceed* | from the annual aale ara uaed tn I the fight on tobrrculoala and to | I provide clinlca and otherwiae car * I ry o> the fight againat the "white I plagua." Seven Persons Killed In Crash In Mexico MEXICO CITY (UP!'-Seven peraona were kilted and at teaat i aix injured Wednesday when two traina collided near Tlanatepan in Hidalgo atate. railway officiate re- i ported. . . I The accident happened when a paaaenger train bound for Mexico City failed to obey aignate and. struck a special train, the officiate aaid., Pennsylvania Solon Dies This Morning " r WASHTNGTW WO - Rep [ Richard M. Simpson <R-Pa.» died today at the Bethesda Naval Medical Center. Burns Prove Fatal To Indiana Woman ROCHESTER. Ind. <UPI»-Mrs Eartha Reinholdflß. died Wednesday night in Woodlawn Hospital here from burns suffered earlier lin the day in her home near I Leiters Ford. Coroner Carson MeGuire said about 90 per cent of her body was seared. Authorities I said she apparently threw kerosene on the fire in a living room ■ stove.

THURSDAY. JANIZARY 1 »**

West Germany Ads On Nazi Remnants BONN <UM»—A world Jewi»h loader calld on the Weal German I government today tn wipe out i Nail remnant*, but the government already waa puahing • new .law to cruah die-hard rightist* ■ guilty of anti-Semitic act* Alexander EaMerman. political director of the World Jewtah CooIgrwM. met with Foreign Mlnteter Heinrich Von Hrmtano to cm ph i ate* Jewl*h concern over "parnon* with Na«i record* bolding high poaitkMU in the German governIment." Even before the meeting there were theae major development* —The West German cabinet met in extraordinary »e»»inn Wednesday night and demanded *wift and I strict punishment fbr gwaatika »mea»cr» tn We»t Germany and 'called for a law punishing with* ("appropriate aeverity" those guil|ty of racial and religious incil- . ment. Slow Down and Live HARTFORD. Conn. (UPD—John I W Quick wai acquitted on a I speeding charge. January Clearance SALE STARTS Friday, JANUARY 8 PRICE MEN’S WEAR 101 N. Sacond St. OPEN FRI. 8. SAT, till 9 P. M.