Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 5 March 1960 — Page 4

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DPCATUK DAILY DEMOCRAT pWMMMt'*r«rr VIWMg <»**?• •j*SP.SL THE DHCATUM DAILY DBMOCMAT CO. IM-. B«UrW at tbs Decatur, lad . Poet Otttoe m foota Owes Metter Diet D Natter, Jt Prselitenl Jatea O Halter nrrl'rHkUnl CMaj ReroU WtilM»rHß atMl By Mail to Adtma and A,l>>ini»r CouaUat One yaar. MW. *> r«i<h* MM. Itnaatto OB By Mall. beyond Adam* and Adjoining Countlet: One yaar. MM. 4 mentha. HB; I month* MSO By Cnrtrer. X 1 rent* par week Single rugae*. • caste For The Kid* Thoumtnd* of county. rvateiviita will reflect with noetalgia thia week ax the tuition honora the 4-H clubs of America. There are now more than K(K) local members, with a goal of 1.060 .act for thia year. Even former 4-H club member known the value of the program, and that youngsters are taught to live, learn and serve through the local 4-11 program. Many new projecta hate been added during the past few yean*, making the program an attractive to the amall-town or »mall-city youth mi it is to the rural or nirban dweller. There will be 13 different projects this summer. Any young person between the ages of 10 and 21 may join. The program is sponsored by the county extension service. Projects range from all types of farming projects to forestry*, insect identification to health and safety projects. While dairying is still most popular here, with 104 enrolled, new projects like horse and ponies have 43 enrollees. The leaders of the fine local 4-11 program deserve recognition and a pat on the back for their much-needed, time-consuming and public-spirited work in the building of America’s youth. I

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WANE-TV Channel 15 BATUBDAY I.oo—CBS New* 1 -JO —Star Performance j:oo—Hockey Star Performance 6 :20 —Charlie Chan Flack <:2o—Balance Fiction Theater 7:00 —Polka Parade 7:JO —DuPont Show • :*•—Mr. Lucky *;30 —Have Oun Will Travel 10-.M—Gunemoke 16:30—U.K Marshall U:OA_ Eyewitness To History 11:30—Treasurfut Sierra Madre 12-30 —Moat Precious Thins In Life ■tnuiAi Meraias »:00—Faith For Today t-.JO—This X* The Lite 10:00 —Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 —Look Up And Live HunTum”*” Three fjjJo —CBS Workshop 13:65—C8S New* , I:oo—Young Peoples Concert 3:00 —Talkback IM —What's The Law 3:oo—Sports Spectacular <:30 —Face The Nation 1:00 —Conquest . JkIO— Electra Club L ;oo—lsmail World 0:30 —30th Century 7:00—Lassie 7:30 —Dennie The Menace 8:09 —Ed Sullivan • :00—G E Theatre »;30—Alfred Hitchcock |AtOO—Jack Benny 30:30 —What's My Line 11:00— Sunday News Special I,l:ls—The Blue Veil MONDAY 7:3o—Peppermint Theatre 7:45—-Willy Wonderful 3:00 —CBS News B:ls—Captain Kangaroo 9:M—Coffee Cup Theater 10:00—Bed Rowe Show 10 ;30 —on The Go 11:00 —I Lova Lucy 11 jo—December Bride U of Life F^r orrow * 1:00— Anne Colone Show I:2s—News 1:30 —As the World Turns 8:00 —For Better or tor Worse 2:80 —Houaeparty B:oo—The Millionaire —>l23o—Verdict tr Yount ~ : “ 4 tOOw-Brig h ter pay 4:16 Secret Storm 4:30— Edge Os Night 5:00 —Dance Date Eveninc 3:oo—Amos A Andy 6*30 —Tom Calenberg News 8.45 —Doug Edwards-News 7:00 —Shotgun Slade 7:3o—Kate Smith Show B:oo—Texan B:3o—Father Knows Best 3:00 —Danny Thomas S:3« —Playhouse 00 41:00 —Phil Wilson News 11:15 —Escape In The Desert WKJG-TV Channel 33 SATURDAY Afteraaea 12:00 —Trus Story 12:30 —Detectives Diary 1:00 —Roller Derby 2-00 —Yesterday's Newsreel 2:I3—NBA Basketball 4:30— Wrestling s:3o—Football Even tea „ „ „ 6:80 —Overland Trail 7:30 —Burns A Allen 8 .Hi—Ft. Wayne Regional o:3o—Man And The Challenge -0:00 —The 10:80 —Interpol 11:00 —The Saturday Edition 11:15—Above Suspicion 418D41 MenrtaK >:»•—The Christopher* 3:3o—American* at Work p':4s—How Christian Science Heals 10:00 —Sec red Heart Program 10:1* —Industry on Parade 10:30—This Is the Life 11:#A—Cartoon Time Afteraeea . 1 12:00—®Wo Gun Playhouse 1:0<>— Major League Baseball 2:00 —Pro Basketball 4:30 —Ctiantpt’Xisliip Golf

5:30 —Cisco Kid Evenins 6:oo—Black Saddle 6:3o—Sabor of London 7:00 —Riverboat 8:00— Sunday Showcase o:oo—Chevy Show 10:00 —Loretta Young 10:30—Man With A Camera 11 00—The Sunday Edition 11:10 —Sports Today 11:15—Bishop Murder Case. MONDAY Classroom 7:oo—Today 2:0(1 —Ding Dong School 2 30 —Cartoon Express 2:4s—The Editor's Desk 9 55—Faith to Live By 10:00— Dough Re Ml 10:30 —Play Your Hunch 11:00 —The Price la Right 11 ;go—Concentration Afternoon 12:00 —John Siemer 12:10 —The Weather 12:15—Farina and Farming 12:30 —It Could Be You I:oo—Truth Or Consequences I:3o—The Burns and Allen bhow 2:00 —Queen For A Day 2:3o—Loretta Young Theatre 3:oo—Young Dr. Malona. 3:3o—From These Roots 4:00 —Tile Thin Man 4:30— Bobo Show s:ss—Road Conditions Report Evening 6:00— Gatesway To Sports 6:ls—News 6:2s—Weather ti 30— Yesterday's Newsreel 6:45 —Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 —Wrestling B:OO—U.S. Border Patrol B:3o—Wells Fargo 1 9:oo—Peter Gunn 10:0(>—Steve Allen Show 11:00—News and Weather 11:15— Sports Today 11:20 —The Jack Paar Show WPTA-TV - Channel 21 SATURDAY Afternoon 12:00—Lunch With .Soupy Sales 12:30 —Restless Gun 1:00 —Little Western 3:30 —All star Golf 4:3o—Big Ten Basketball Evening „ . 6:3o—Keen Talking ». 7:00 —77 Bengal Lancers 7:3o—Dick Clark 8:00 —High Road - 8:30 —Leave It To Beaver 2:oo—Lawrence Welk 10:00 —Jubilee U.S.A 12:00—Confidential File 81INDA1 Afternoon 12:00 —John Hopkins File 1:00—College News Conference 1:30 —Command Performance 2:oo—Kaleidoscope 8:30— Championship Bridge 4:oo—Hopalong Cassidy 5 00—Matty's Funday Funnies s:3o—Charlie Weaver Show Evenins: 6:o<L—Ranch House Party 6:30—1 Spy 7:00 —Colt 45 7:3o—Maverick 8:30 —Lawman 9:00 —Rebel 9:30 —Alaskans 10:30—21 Beacon Street 11:00—Kitty FayLe MONDAY Morning 11:30 —Adventures in Living Afternoon 11:00—Restless Gun *' 12:30 —Love That Bob I:oo—About Faces I:3o—Sherlock Holmes 2:9o—Day In Court — 2:3o—Gale Storm . 3:oo—Beat the Clock 3:3o—Who Do You Trust 4:00 —American Bandstand 5:3o —Rin. Tin TinEvening , ~ 6:00 —Popeye and Rascals Club 6:3o—Quick .Draw McGraw . 7 oo—Popeye and Rascals Club 7:ls—Tom Atkins Reporting 7'3o—Cheyenne ’* " ' 8:30— Bourbon Street _ Beat | o:3o —Adventures in I’aradtse : 10:30—Mary, of- Scotland MOVIES ADANS ■ Jack Th< K\Pl>tr" l-’ri at T:o<i: 4 9-T75: Saf 1:45: 4f4*R .13a: 10 30 •■Blood of the Vampire" Frf, 8:30 (Sat 3:15. 6:10; 9:03 ■'Bonz-i Goes To-Cldlegt Sun. at * I’ll' ’v l'i’ in HaanU'fl House '' 2:3"': 6:8a; TO 35 "Kctljtsi In • t tie tlxa rke ' 3: J 5; -7

Musial Sucker For Pitchers Last Season By » BK» NW I n*4e4 Frena IMerwsU—* XLah Musial admitted today tbs Lmws matte a sucker °< htnc National League Batttag I champion conerdvd **A> a result. I committed my hand* too toon. I I \ »tn<h and became a well-1 cr for breaking stuff and changewho never before hit i less than .312 »inrr joining the SI lixxii* Cardinal* in HML Ml off to 2V> last year and appeared through " But he took apeclal ca-l<-rci*es during the winter and hat been one us the most impressive ipLvers in the Cardinals’ St Petersburg. Fla. camp Friday he was banging long drives toward i right ffeld at the same time he! was telling camp followers he | wouldn't hit many homers this j •'l've alwavs hit best when I hit to all fields?' explained Musial. •In fact. I've got my best power iwh<n 1 hit that way." The Cardinals had Musial at I first base. Alex Grammas at second Darvl Spencer at shortstop and Ken Boyer at third during [Friday’s infield drill. McCovey Bats Fourth Manager BiU Rigney ‘ hc Sa” I Francisco Giants put rookie sen-i sat ion Willie McCovey in the; cleanup spot w hen he announced. his first batting order of the I spring Willie Mays was named to | bat third with WiHie Kirkland.; subbing for holdout Orlando Cepeda. batting fifth. The New -York Yankees and | Milwaukee Braves signed impor-j tant players but the Washington i Senators encountered a real •toughin'' in pitcher Pedro Ra-; mos. who threatened to go back to his cigar lactory in Cuba unless he gets a raise. Ramos had a 13-19 record foi the last-place Senators and was one of the league’s workhorses but they nevertheless are trying to slice him about $2,000. "If ) don't get what I want I won’t play,” said Ramos. "They will either have to trade me or 111 quit.” Relief ace Ryne Duren signed with the Yankees and lefty strikeout whiz Juan Pizarro signed with the Braves. First - baseman Joe Adcock also signed with the Braves who still have five dissatisfied players Has Blood Disease Other camp news: Outfielder George Altman of the Chicago Cubs is suffering from an infectious blood disease and his training will be curtailed for an indefinite period ... Lefties Hank Aguirre and Pete Burnside were picked to start the Detroit Tigers intra-squad games today and Sundapitcher Ruben Gomez of the Philadelphia Phillies said he was dehived in Puerto Rico because tourists and visitors had the airport "tied up”. • An excuse Manager Eddie Sawyer said he never had heard before. Pitcher Mike Garcia, signed as a free agent by the Chicago White Sox. said he‘ is not hampered by the loss of the Up of his index finger in an offseason hunting accident. Milt Pappas. 2Ckyear old 15game winner of the Baltimore Orioles, must have six teeth, including his four wisdom teeth, extracted.

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Big Ten Votes Out All Post Season Games COLUMBUS. Oteto <UPI> — j : Tbc collegiate sthlcUc WoF 1 4 i ad<i<Mcd • watt and *** attitude today over the powerful Big Ten I Conference's doclsioo to stay I lout of all puat-season competition The lag question* were how the 1 action would affect athletic rw-l cruiting In the conference and the : Big Ten t future rcLstmaa with I the NCAA. « The vote to stay out of all posti 36*a*oo competition came Friday 1 'following • decision by faculty 'representatives to kill all connec-l . turns with the Rose Bowl football, classic. The setion created an uproar whm ncwxmcn gathered to hear j wbat they thought would be only I ! routine matter*, since the Rose Bowl issue was settled earlier in the day The Rose Bowl vote I was expected, but withdrawal from *U post-season athletic events was a surprise. The sweeping post-season rule includes the NCA A basketball | tournament, track meet, swimIming and baseball. It is subject Ito approval by member faculties and probably will become effective next September. The lone exception was the 1 Olympic tryouts. All other postI season track meets and other I events were included. The proposal 'came from the athletic directors and was immediately approved by faculty representatives, who have the I final say. The motion required at least a 6-4 majority to pass. It was believed the athletic directors felt the Big Ten should not send teams to any post-season event, since the Rose Bqwl was voted down. Faculty representslives, who were split 5-5 on the issue, went along. College Basketball Creighton 69. Marquette 66 Oregon State 53. Oregon 48. Seattle U. 97. Gonzaga 81. Washington 58, Idaho 45. California 51. Stanford 42 Santa Clara 6, St. Mary’s 66. Southern Cal. 91. UCLA 71 Temple 79. Penn State 68. Atlantic Coast Tourney Wake Forest 11, North Carolina State 66 Duke 71, North Carolina 69. NCAA College Regional Buffalo 53. Arkansas State 52 (consolation.) Evansville 78, Wabash 68. Bowling Scores Central Soya League Feed Mill 4 points. Master Mixt ers 0; Blue Prints 4, Dubs 0; Farm Supply 2. Spares 2; Lab 3, Crew Cuts 1; Elevator 3, Wonders 1. High games and series: L. Meyer 180. Shackley 179, Zwick 179. Cochran 217, Schlickman 179 (503), Kintz 185, Canales 173, Lengerich . 190, Fennig 192-208 ( 567). Michaels . 170-183 <521», Brooks 170-180 ( 510), . I. Bowman 186, Inniger 220-174 (552), C Rowden J 74-221-173 ( 568), Shoup 208-172, Cook 183, R. Johnson 182, Wable 187, P. Morgan 190. — , —

Evansville Aces Win Midwest Regional JCVANSVILI.E. Ind EtonxvlDa'a Aral won the MW raft regional NCAA rhampion*hip Friday night with * l» «• triumph OWC WabaMk _ Ed Smallwood. high scortag Evansville player. caged O potato including IS field goals U> lead the Acea to the nattooal NCAA tourney beginning next Wednesday at Evansville with eight small college teani> competing. Smallwood was a star no the defensive as well as the offensive. H< grabbed 17 rebounds during the evening. The teams battled to a 44-44 tie at the Intermission Then the Little Giants UxA a MM4 lead but Evansville rallied and went ahead 53-52 The Aces stayed ia front thereafter. Charice Bowerman was the Wabash sUr with 23 points The game was really won at the free throw line. Evansville outscored Wabash only 28 27 from I the field but the Aces nagged XI of 39 foul shots while Wabash got only 14 of 20 tries. Buffalo beat Arkansas State 53-52 In the consolation game. Zalazar Is Winner By Split Decision NEW YORK <UPD — Middleweight Victor Zalazar of Argentina. who won a split decision over Yama Bahama at Madison Square Garden Friday night, wants a shot at a ranking contender in his next fight. Lanky, hard-hitting Victor asked matchmaker Teddy Brenner today for a fight with Dick Tiger of Nigeria. the British Empire champion who is rated seventh by the Ring Magazine and eighth by the NBA. Brenner favored a return match with Yama because Friday night's TV 10-rounder was a good one. Zalazar, weighing 159% to Bahama's 157. went into the ring an underdog at 2-1; but he snapped Bahama’s winning string at five straight. And he might have won on a knockout in the sixth round had he not lived up to his nickname : "The wild bullet" of the,' pampas. The Argentine slugger nailed Bahama with a left hook at 30 seconds of the sixth round and spun him groggily into the ropes. Then Zalazar. wildly trying for a knockout, threw punches for two and one-half minutes. But his missing and glancing fists did little further harm in that session. There was no knockdown then or at any time in the bout. Hockey Results International League Louisville 9. Milwaukee 5. i "TW® 1 <2 '-L I e_ ter u-—' ****’ *" U 1 in hi - — i ■ i "I guess we’d better not play any more table tennis with a golf bail!"

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Duke Defeats North Carolina Friday Night By GABY KALE t’nited Freon latern.U«wi. Duke turned up as the rurpriac foam in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament today and the Blue Devil showing la "like Christmas In July” for Coach Vic Bi Am I The Blue Devils, with a so-so | conference season record, knocked off favored North Carolina. 71-1 «» Friday night and established I themselves as a good choice to enter NCAA tournament play tor the first time since 1665 Wake Forest, co-holdera of the AAC crown with North Carolina I at the end of the regular season, defeated North Carolina State. 71 .ft. In the other samMtalu game and will meet Duke tonight tor the tournament championship Psychological Advantage Bubas said tae Blue Devils had a 'psychological advantage over the Tarheels, who had bcat-j cn them three times during the I season. -Ibey ve been pointing for the championship all season.” Bubas said, "and we ll give it a I good go Saturday night" Top-ranked California gave retiring Coach Pete Newell a fare-, well home game present with a 51-42 victory over Stanford. The | Bears, hiking their record to 23-1. hit for only 19 of 49 field goals, but limited Stanford to 16 of 45 tries. Bill McClintock led California with 12 points. ’ Santa Clara beat St. Marys, 67-66. and will meet Loyola of California Monday in a play-off to determine the West Coast Athletic Conference champion and a spot in the NCAA tournament. Ivy League Tie Princeton clinched a tie for the Ivy League crown by defeating Columbia. 90-59. while Dartmouth kept its hopes alive by defeating Yale. 83-65 A Tiger win over Cornell tonight or a Dartmouth, loss to Brown would give Princeton the title. In other Friday games. Temple, newest addition to the NTT trimmed Penn State 79-68; Boston College stopped Syracuse, 77-70. Pennsylvania ousted Cornell from the K'y League running with a 58-47 victorv. and Brown boat Harvard. 90-70. and Oregon State, beat Oregon. 53-48. Scout, Cub Leaders Meet Tuesday Night Bov Scout leaders and Cub Scout leaders of the south district will hold a round table meeting at the Berne high school building Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. - I ' ■ yV’ , ' ,J| 11 V T I NEW PROFILE—This oddlooking new pay phone was developed at Bell Laboratories f in Indianapolis, Ind. It is now being readied for production.

Over Two Millfai To Slate Airports WASHINGTON <VPf» — F* towtng to • list at project* toeluded to the federal avtatfon agency ftoenl Ml airport aid program announced FYMPy. The figure* include federal fund* only The projects include runway. taxiway and apron row •truettam and lighting or land ac<iui*ittan lin lee* noted they are tor the focal munlrtoal airport* The total tor Indiana was 52 596.070 It included Columbus — 154.900 to acquire cfoar reww for a northun»t-*outb-we»t runeay and to build taxiways i Elkhart — 6172.730 to acquire ) land faeilitie* and light the runway and approach ronra > Evansville—BUS .330 to rebuild 1 runway, build and light taxiways | and aprons at Dress Airport Fort Wayne — 617 JOO. acquire northwest clear zone for Baer ( Field. . Ctoabcn—67.ooo to light runway Indianapolis — 51.38.000. lane for clear zones; construct and ■ | light runway; parking apron 1 I light and connect taxiway to runi ways at Weir Cook, g K0k0m0—562.500. land for clear | ' zones and approach®*; construct apron. . I I Lafayette — 5551.700; acquire j end for development and clear j goog; tight runway; construct taxiuay at Purdue Airport. | Marion — 537.000, turf landing 1 Michigan City—516.450, land for development and clear zones, extend runway Terre Haute—673.soo. construct taxiwav; apron extension and center taxiway widening at Hulman Valparaiso—6s2.ooo, land for development and clear zone; construct runway and taxiway at Porter County Airport Mending Enamel When mending holes in enamelware. use equal parts of soft putty, table salt, and sifted coal ashes. Cover the holes well and heat on the stove until the cement is hard. I —-— ■ ■ i I M POLA RETURNS 10-year retirement, famea “vamp” of the silent screen, Pola Negri, will soon seen In a new movie. Called The Mystery of the World,” it concerns the destruction of the world by a mysterious atomic weapon.

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