Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1960 — Page 8

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Temperature Near Zero In Indiana United Press International The mercury plunged within a

■■ w WVWI FRI ' & SAT ' A 1 Continuous Sal. from 1:30 PANIC! gif Hr |J OVERTW | "<YO- { »«'IINT- | o"»IMT i ALSO—The Sweeping Story of Sherwood Forest Blare. Anew in Flaming Technicolorl A Dashing New Outlaw King"THE SON OF ROBIN HOOD" —O— O Bbb. A Men.—" The Bookie” —Noonan & Marshall—New Comedy Team!

IB aft j (JI Ml i S E '-W M ■ ti J O ff MATTRESS SALE DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND-SALE HELD OVER ’till MONDAY! THE TICKINGS THE FILE IS SHANKING ... hot tore .™ .till ‘"™iSt"’r's".»" dm’t match - U .' . . finest ttckin< Come in Early for Best Selection. ... bat LOOK WHAT YOU ——■ SAVE! RINNERSPRING BOX MMlaUBg- MATTRESS X SPRING "TTx SET gigs ■»-“54,7’“ toßto? ok M Jnr< •=., *** S ®SOSB xJm M DOTri •Twin or Reg . $44.88 Each ‘onlylaM SAVE —1 • Reg. .34.93 eocli I 9 Mottrett only Extra Firm and Other Fine INNERSPRING MATTRESS BOX SPRING twill ' ~ o Many Extra W 1| 111 FOR X. J lj .—. I ■■ I J J®®® . Pre-Built BOTH M <1 | ■ | | BarderS Reg. $49.95 Each ■■ | • Twiner IrfßEsS■ ■ W ■'■ * Full Size YOU $ X 1 35 | IwTP SAVE ' nrnitare Store 239 N. 2nd St. Decatur, Ind. Phone 3-3778

: few degrees of zero in Indiana to-1 day, and new flurries deepen'd i ; a blanket of snow in the far north | It was 5 above at 6! above at Fort Wayne. 9 at South j Bend and Indianapolis as the tem-| • perature fell to its coldest points j i > of the year.

Snow activity increased to 7 I inches the ground cover at South ■ Bend. Forecasts indicated no letup in ' the chill temperatures. After highs ranging from 18 to 130 today, the mercury will shrink |to a range of 5 to 18 above tonight. then climb to a range of 22 to 30 Friday. Wednesday's high marks ranged from 18 at South Bend to 29 at ■ Evansville. Scattered snow flurries were exI pected to continue through Friday at least. Bandit Is Taken To Prison By Ambulance JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind. (UPI) —A bandit shot in a service sta-' tion holdup was taken to prison in an ambulance Wednesday to be gin a 10 to 25 year term. Melvin McKinney. 55. CharlesI town, pleaded guilty before Clark I Circuit Judge James L. Bottorff 1 when he was taken to court from a hospital. McKinney was shot ih I the abdomen and the foot by the service station owner Jan. 2 at Charlestown when he demanded SSOO. , i If you have sorr.etLu to ser o’ I rooms ioi rent, rrv a Democrat | Want Ad - t hev bring reiulta.

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Ike Likely To Expand Visit To Far East WASHINGTON tlJPfl — Presl dent Elsenhower appeared likely ' today to espand hi* Far Eastern visit next June to include South . Korea, Formosa and the Philip | pines as well as Japan. The White Hou.e announced ' Wednesday the President would I visit Japan about June 20 on his way h< >rn< from Russia. A atop •tn Japan would require visits to 'other major U.S. Allies in Asia to prevent hurt feelings. Diplomats said arrangements were being made for Elsenhower to go to Seoul, Taipei, and Ma I i nils Other poaaible stope in the Orient included South Viet Nam. .Thailand and neutralist Indonesia ] The Chief Executive also was i ' reported considering stops in Hawaii and Alaska. At home, the President's round j the world trip — starting with i the June 10-19 visit to the Soviet Union—seemed destined to cause some discomfort in Democratic I circles from a political viewpoint A key Democratic leader, who preferred to remain anonymous, expressed fear that Eisenhower's travels would make it difficult for i Democratic dark-horse candidates ,' to get maximum publicity just before the party nominating convention at Los Angeles in July. 1 Eisenhower's trip, marking the first visit by an American chief executive to Russia and the Orient, undoubtedly will dominate the news during the final weeks of June. , i The President’s December trip, to 11 nations was the top story lin the newspapers and oyer the ! radio and television stations in ' this country for nearly three weeks. Find $3,964.11 On Body Os Dead Man I GARY, Ind. <UPI> - A retired steel worker with 53.964.1 l hidden ' in his clothing was killed WednesI day night when he stepped in J front of a train. Dan Manankoff, 65, who lived • 1 alone in a Gary hotel, was hit by II a New York Central train at a downtown Gary crossing. When, police examined the body to de-i termine identification, they found; the small fortune hidden in vari- [ ' ous part of his clothing and even 1 in his shoes.

Flu Vaccine Stock Largely Depleted INDIAN APOLIS <UPT» — KU Lilly * Co. said today it has aold •U <>f Ito influenaa vaccine despite the fact It manufactured four times aa much of the vaccine aa normally would be aold between Jan 1 and April I. However, the big drug firm said another supply of the vaccine would be available by the middle of next week and further stocks would lw ready two or three weeks later. A Lilly spokesman said the firm's supply of the vaccine was depleted largely because at the heavy demand on the West Coast which has been hard hit by the flu • We began the year with twice as much stock as we ordinarily would expect to sell by April 1. Henry De Boes t. executive director of sales, said. "This was exhausted by the unprecedented demand from the West Coast. "Meanwhile we had put Into the market a like supply." he said, "which means we have, sold four times the quantity of flu vaccine we expected to by April 1. Over 1.500 Dafly Democrats ar sold and delivered in Dec ah each day

dj DOES IT AGAIN... 3 CARPET SELLOUT! i— We have just received a TRUCKLOAD I NEW RUGS. Mill Seconds . . . Discontinued Patterns . . . Odd Sizes . . . These M combined with the Rugs we have in our i iHMta present stock will give you, the customers, MBggffijVy % \ O ne of the greatest rug buys in history- Be \ \ Early! Take advantage of this sale . \ \ IggS OPEN ’til 9:00 P.M. FRIDAY and SATUR- \** s °2o° \ DAY - Easy Terms! JX \ yr** a\ . Rea $186.15—15*x107" Acrilan < \ y * tufted Random Sheared. $A A A » " r Tarragon Green UWW $77.00 VALUES I \Xd 9x13'6" Acetate, Chromspun s*7*7 ■ Loop Pile ----- U q’ * '' W 12' X 11' Acetate Chromspun ■ i Loop Pile - ■ |*3 12' X 12- Acetate Chromspun ■ S e *’nW \CY r-fl/ loop Pil« -- 314 ’‘z.OO [ 'J 12- X 13- Acetate Chromspun **7*7 IVio VV>w/<<XyT A Loop Pile ' ' 15-X 11-Acetate Chromspun v> ** JJM -' z '> Lo °p Pile — ' * IV\ B ’’lL - .... " 12'X 9'Viscose Rayon. Loop ■Y>Pile PioWUone Tweed * ■ r 15 x8'1" All Wool Surface s*fN» SPECIAL! i » life Crystal Green, Reg. $142.35— ISSfc# bl'tVim. >'M 'IP A" Wool Surface, Tufted Loop SWW ■ 9- x 18" STAIR TREADS $4 CQ B I Ktf Pile. Beige Tweed. Reg. $136. Black, Brown Each A ■ f 9" x 24" STAIR TREADS $A -00 /BfeZ£- $50.00 VALUES B, ° Ck Br ° Wn 9 ' xIO ’°" Green More * t ’ ue S SO Reg. $120.45 11 1 111 1 12' x 97" Spice Nutria Tweed $£Q Reg. $79.60 95 X 12' Wool and Avisco, Beige $£A RoOo , * tf’ « V9' X 12' Super L and Nylon , SCO U \ Greenleaf. Reg. $79.95 — *1 jrA MBhWI ** e6 ‘ ’w' V : 9 ‘ x 12 ' R °y t,,n y | Green Letrf ss® 00 V'■ St/7/wVm R *®9- * B9 - 95 . g Reo. $79.95 ’ 9’xl2’s Below SSO 9- x 12' Regular $49.95 $J J 9 ' xi2 ' Re s u,ar s s9 - 95 — $36 i^ 9 x 12' Regular $69.95 99- x 12- Regular $49.95 $J J a’ ♦ — *s£*s•* Re « ular $39 - 95 --— a6<> ■*3^r f ee 9 - x ]2' Regular $59.95 filli 4 f 11Q/ ■ More I I K>jL <NC. I Greater i Finiiivre Store jl #jr Savings’. 239 N. 2nd St. Decatur. Ind. Phone 3-3778 7 t~

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OMvratot has added a new S-door cenge to Its Corvair line and ahiynieats to dealers are new ■nder way. The new model of the rear-enfine compact car haa the same basic dimeaeioaa aa

Denver Man Named Acting Director WASHINGTON <UPD — Leo L. Lambert. Denver. Colo., has been appointed acting operations director for Indiana. Ohio and Ken-

the 4400e Corvair sedan, bat has Ito own die. tinct sporty etyliag motlf. Thia to accented by a split front soot and a new roof design »“* foetaroa a forge slopiag rear window.

tucky. Poatmaster General Arthur E Summerfield announced Wednesday. Lambert, who will serve during the illness of Herbert C. Rumble. ■ will be stationed at Cincinnati.

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The contamination showed up in some milk in these cities: Washington. Providence. R. I.; Buffalo. N. Y; Cincinnati. Denver; Wichita. Kan.; New Orleans) New York; Trenton. N.J.; San .aucisco, and Seattle.