Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 98, Decatur, Adams County, 25 April 1960 — Page 6

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1,000 Dead In Iran Quakes

TEHRAN. Iran <UPt’ - T*“ WU|«r t»anhqu«k r » ’ rtwnpktrb ra«<t ‘ too of t*» **’ m ‘*o auuto "I T.-hrW! Itorata' and rrocue «ww» c ’*’ ond va»< A'"’ <<••**• ***’• motrd tt*» at I oou fc> 1 k« MMNKMM. Tbry rof«artr<l about 3°® h«l brav. taken from tor roto» by nightfall Rundav. and that rroeuc oprratkm* had rroumcd at dawn UkUv Early report* indicated m«w< of the victim, *«*’ women (wml ctuhdrw' fc.X.hr. Mid that »• of mam today another 100 bodhto had beem rrrovarod Stoih Mifummcd Rc/a PahMi ordered Iranian tnaipa tot.’ to. •trickon arro »Ab Wrta and otorauppito* Small airp:am- tatodms on a ba«Wy carved out vner gmcy landtoi .trip airlifted f««d ami nwdiem. and were bnratlng out aome at to. most xnnusly *>• > JunrtL ~ , However. they could carry <*»«.' alx peraons at a time Wool Since 1057 US Ambasswtor Ed wa rd Walk s cak’d on the Irtanran for cum minister to extend American sympathy to the government ami peopc of Iran and to offer U.S "it was the worst quake dLsastcr for Iran since 1957 * h *‘ n persov. were kilkd by an earthqiiakv which hit the northern provinces in July *°d amrthcr 1 000 died to temblors which i struck western Iran the billowing December.J Hearings Opened On Indiana Time Zone INDIANAPOLIS <UPD—A Chesapeake A Ohio Railroad spokesman said today there would be danger of collisions between trains and rail cars loaded with track maintenance crews if Indiana were divided into two time • zones. Paul Shepherd, assistant to the regional manager of the railroad s central diviskgi. said CAO would prefer one time zone for all of Indiana. “It would be dangerous, he said, “to operate if the time zone is split down the middle of the state. There is a chance that a train tyould collide with a track motor car with as many as 12 or 14 men riding on it.’’ Shepherd said this would be possible because confusion over train schedules if maintenance men had meir watches on one time to correspond with the time prevailing in the area in which they live, and'the trains were operating on another time. Among 29 Witnesses Shepherd was one of 29 persons 'testifying or scheduler: to testify at a one-day hearing of the Interstate Commerce Commission to determine the attitude of Hoosiers

PUBLIC AUCTION - 95.62 ACRE MODERN SUBURBAN FARM - - PERSONAL PROPERTY - As we are moving to Decatur. lion our farm and personal property—LOCATED. 4 miles soutn oi Fort Wayne on U. S. Highway No. 27, (Decatur Road), on -SATURDAY, APRIL 30SALE STARTING AT 12:00 NOON .REAL ESTATE-MODERN SUBURBAN FARM - This farm consists of 95.62 acres of land, ideal location, in a fine community, close to schools arK L% urc s hes Hi J h “J ’ »nd only 4 miles from Fort Wayne on U. S. Highway No. “■ IMPROVEMENTS: Modern house. 6 rooms & bath, full basemi t, automatic oil heat: 25 ft. living room with 2. picture -nlace- 2-car garage; 36x60 barn; shop and implement shed, poultnr hmX- brooderhouse: wood shed; nice lawn, shrubs and surroundings. House and all outbuildings are in excellent condition. If you are tooiJlg for a suburban farm near Fort Wayne, with many nossibilities don’t fail to inspect this one.. You will like the location, home and improvements. Owner leaving state is reason for sale. Orx.n for inspection anytime before day of auction,— . - TERMS—¥< of purchase price cash. Balance OI ? delivery of deed a d abstract; or $8,000.00 down and balance on monthly payments. Possession within 30 days after date of sale. Real estate will sell at 1:30 P. M. ■ - PERSONAL PROPERTY - tractor AND IMPLEMENTS: 1954 Super C Farmall tractor, fully igood ruw«r: 2-14” mounM Wttor ulow' This tractor and plow has been used very little. International '? ft disc; McCormick 5 ft. mower; 2-wheel trailer with stock rack. oil tank heater; 3—5-ft. metal hog troughs; 28 steel posts; 100-chick electric brooder; feeders; 2 crates: 50 cement blocks; 3, 28x56 storm sashes- elastrator: 100 ft. in. copper tubing; log chaintgrass seedericaif bucket: 400. 3’x3”x45” pine lumber: many miscellaneous HAY 1 4 STRAW-OATS: 100 bales mixed hay; 250 bales straw: - 5 22jJ!L GARDEN TRACTOR: Chore Master garden tractor with mower and HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Good 10%’ x 22*4’ Axminster carpet, floral nattern with pad: Deluxe Frigidaire electric stove with Wonder oven, like new- walnut finish bedroom suite: roll-a-way bed with mnerspring mattress’: solid oak dinette set: breakfast set: 60 ”x3O” mirror: fireplace fixtures: skillet: wash boiler; electric churn; odd chairs; % gal. mflk pails;' Hiany other items. Terms on Personal Property—CASH. MR. * MRS. HOMER C. PECK, Owners Lunch will be served by Hessen Cassel Church. Ellenberger Bro®.—Auctioneers Chas. Patton—Clerk Fort Wayne phone K-5512.

’■ Lar is shout 1 70 mik» from. Ntoras. <♦» nearest Ma <*». stwil . metisnd is rr.cto.bk- only over I a doa<rruu» muuntaM nwd Thr small plane, bnmghl to i drcMor* »nrf nurses from Mhirar •rat tor torsi branch rd the Red Lmn and Run Jkrwty 'equivalent; ut tor Rrtt Crons! rrjs.rtrd | . m*i*h prcMmtly wrrr <m hand | Report* hero said the ! first .pusto- to.tuxi down ha if tbr buikhngs in tor town of 15.W0.. 1 most <rf them <**•*»■ •*>** **"*’’ I A rortsa! qu-k- I-** h-air. tatm nunptrtrd tor dr »t ruction. accordmg t<> the Red Cross., Many CblMrea KiUrd , I It was rtuldron's day in th.’ | village Sunday, and most >4 the l.ww's schootohiidren were assembled tor a crlrbratton m th. building »h.-n th.- first tpemor hitMost of them were tolled S' thr buildmg rollapacd. according to report.' reaching here. Ijir is mainly a farm com mu,ratv and to. Red Cross said an c.trmated 4 000 head of cattle had been kill.-d m th.- disaster. Instructions were wnt to Red Cn«. representatives in Lar to try to gather all orphaned children and try to get them to to the confusam was the tact that most officials of L*®r were killed or had their homes and offices reduced to ruins. ' Vast clouds of dud reduced I visibility at times to as little as j 25 years. ' on a proposal that the Eastern Time Zone be moved westward to include part of Indiana. Another witness was Mayor Edward F. Voorde of South Bend Voorde urged the ICC not to move the EST boundary to include his city. He said it would be “a great inconvenience" to the ' people of South Bend and the i city’s “official affairs" to be on a time schedule different from that of Chicago and the Calumet area upon which he said much of the city’s industry and business depends Shepherd said that although there was danger in a split time schedule, the main reason the CAO favors one time for Indiana is the comparative ease and cost ot operation. He said the railroad currently 1 has a set of train dispatchers in 1 Peru, a city on the edge of the ‘ proposed time zone, and would like to save “a great amount of ' money" by having only one set of j dispatchers, in Chicago. : Winchester Child Drowns In Barrel WINCHESTER. Ind. (UPD — Fourteen - months -old Lisa Lee Laughman of Winchester drowned Sunday when- she tell-in a- barrel of water in the yard of the home , of her grandparents near Farmland.

> Z ‘toll . ... . cokusieii I > — | ALWAYS GOING FORWARD Twrofravd c. r u urod by a Rruokhn. NT. , Shop. Two front halve, were welded together Th. re are two itatoteartte and two .teennf wbr«h, only one of which la uaablc. Brother* Mel, left, and Nat larnarkm own toe car. Mrb Nat look* out the window. | a»,uuL-_iuu-jm-_-..--. n XL—i i... i ■' "■T" 11 ' 1 ' r ■ ■ TJ ’" ~ ' *** fIMHV vZ ' ' *■ • *x - ■ -jiJwlr- mJ,-. itlk • rniurrcicinNc: OF * WILD BOAR— Big fearsome wild boar doesn’t faze etteCeSS m The Marble model has the dangerous pig eating out other htotd. JIMBOS' 'n| r|2l i»Pi3 \M lAf/1 Iff. W STUDENTS RIOT IN KOREA—students in Masan, Korea, protest the recent election which gwept President Syngman Rhee back into office. Republic of Korea troops shot down swarms of rioters in Seoul. —

Motorist Fined For Reckless Driving In city court this morning, one Fort Wayne motorist paid $1 and costs on a state police charge of reckless driving. Thomas D. Fletcher, 19, of Fort Wayne was arrested on U.S. 27 about five miles north of Decatur Sunday. Richard Dorn Dies Following Surgery Word has been received by the Carl Boerger family of the death last Tuesday of Richard Dorn at Cleveland, 0., following brain surgery. He was a son of the late Paul W. Dorn, a teacher for 19 years at St. Peter’s Lutheran school. Surviving are the wife, Dorothy; two children, Robert and Nancy, and three brothers, Karl of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and George and Lewis, both of Cleveland.

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Woman's Body Found On Michigan Beach ST. JOSEPH, Mich (UPD— Police said today they have positively identified the body of a woman found on a Lake Michigan beach near St. Joseph Friday night as that of Mrs. Paul Cassidy, 45, of Ingalls, Ind. Identification was made from bits of clothing, a ring and Mrs. Cassidy’s teeth. Police said they believe Mrs. Cassidy took her own life. Youth Killed When Car Hits Building WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind. (UPD —Ray Keith DeLong. 21, Speedway, was killed early today when his car careened off a West Lafayette street and struck a bank building. West Lafayette police said DeLon’s car appeared to have been speeding when it struck the north-

east corner of the Purdue National Bank. They said there was no evidence the driver tried to apply his brakes. Attends Studebaker Spring Sales Roundup SOUTH BEND, Ind. <UPD — Walter Maze 11 n, representing Walt’s Standard Service, Decatur, attended the Studebaker-Packard Corporation spring sales roundup here last week. He returned home in a 1960 Lark ready for customer delivery. S. A. Skillman, S-P general sales manager, said seme 1,500 dealers and salesmen from the corporation’s marketing zones east of the Rocky Mountains participated in the roundup. ' RUPTURE EXPERT COMING HERE AGAIN R. K. Shallenberger Nationally - known expert will personally demonstrate his method without charge at Rice Hotel. Decatur, Wednesday, April 2*th from. 11 am. to 1 p.m. Mr. Shallenberger says his method contracts the opening in remarkably short time on the average case regardless of the size osr location of the rupture, and no matter how much you lift or strtiin, and puts you back working the same day as efficient as before you were ruptured. The Shallenberger Ruptute Shield has no leg strap. It’s Water-proof, sanitary, practically indestructible, yet can be worn while barthing. Each shield Ts skillfully molded atid fitted to the parts under heat, which gives a perfect fit and satisfaction. Large and difficult ruptures following operations especially solicited. Do not overlook this opportunity if you want gratifying re-, stilts. Mailing address: Angola, Ind f Advertisement!

At Least 50 ' Die In Traffic Across Nation I I Ry UnMed Pre*. telsrwsltoeal A rash <»< muMipir fa*ai acct- > dents »•«< the n<iir>n » treftic . death toll anarin# over 0* weekend _ , . , I A UnMrd Pros* Internets***! count showed SO perrons died In | 14 ycperetc accident* from Cail fnrnia to the Beat Coast. The wnr*t accidrrtl* were In San Louto Obispo. CaWf , end Manuelito. N M . where a total of > 12 peranna tteed Six persons, including • family of hive, were lulled Saturday night wb««i their * car collided heed-on with another auto on raun-aitek US-101 rwwr Sam tola Obispo. Six more were killed when two cars met head-on hi a btendmx duststorm on UR-M near Manuelito Saturday. Train Kilin Five Another the persons died near Clearfield. Utah. Saturday when a Denver and Rio,Grande freight! train crashed into their ear and i hurled it against signal pole. Four persons were killed and I three others seriously injured in | a violent two-cot collision durj mg a rainshower eight miles west of Mexia. Texas s A mother and three of the seven children she was taking to church died Sunday when a chartered bus slammed into the rear of a stalk'd station wagon near | Baton Rouge. La. Four persons enroute home from a Junior Chamber of Com-, merce meeting at Fairview. Utah. I were killed Sunday when then car skidded into two gas station pumps Family Wiped Out A Minneapolis family of four ■ was killed when their station ■ wagon hit an auto haulaway 25 mjles northwest of Little Falls. I Minn.. Saturday. -

I THINK Have in beard that Every Church in Decatur will get 10% of the sale price of the Light Plant? Have you beard that the streets of Decatur will be paved with gold—ls we keep the Light Plant? Have you heard that a franchise is valuable and that someone in Cuba will pay $3,000,000 for the franchise to operate street cars on Monroe Street? •• Is it true that if we keep the Light Plant, there won’t be any more taxes io pay in Decatur? ——7^ — — Is it true that City Light has some mystic hook-up that will provide power without lines—so that we will never be without power? Is it true that black is really while? Is it true that the Light Plant made $3,000,000 last year but showed a profit of $3,000? Did you know that a few local people are better abb to estimate the needs and cost of fixing up our worn out power plants than many reputable engineering firms? Have yon heard that the SI. Mary’s River is to be dredged and a submarine base located here in Decatur if we keep the Light Plant? Is it true that I.&M. will pay for the Light Plant with Confederate money? Is it trae that our Rural neighbors are so prosperous that they actually enjoy paying Decatur twice as much for power as they would pay to 1.&M.? These and other matters sent out in an unsigned btlor which yon received today should be considered when you vote tomorrow. We tell you this... it IS the truth—is H? “A GROUP OF INTERESTED CITIZENS” T#ut we won't say what we're interested in) - . * i.

Four mure perron* ware killed m • head** crodb near ■*** Bend. led . Frtdsy night Two •v Indiana ■(itwtowu tolled tour Three pararma were kßled *«‘ l day net Marton. Hi. tn • throe j 1 eat «<<*kW _ .. Two •«adena» In Michigan <**’ near Ishpeming end •* ****** near Manistee. ciatouad tour kvv« A heati-m eOUUtaa an the Connecticut Tbrnfiikr at DoU»n killed two persona Local Sister Is Taken By Death Mrs E»thrr Adam*, Bister of Mrs Robert Lane. Sr . of thia ctty.l died Sunday morning at her home I tn Sidney, O Also surviving are her husband. Alga; tour Bonn. Orl villa of Daytona Beach. Fta . John | of Chardon. 0.. Jesse of Bryant.) and Alga. Jr., of Sidney; three otto; , r sisters. Mrs Albert Shauver of Portland. Mra. Leila Loy of Bryant. and Mrs Sara Garringer of; Fort Wayne; a brother and eight! grandchildren. Funeral services will be told at held at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the ! Kerr funeral home in Sydney. Over 2 M 0 Daily Democrats are 1 sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

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MuKOtotuck School T.ocher II Drowned ML’TIXRVtUJt. Ind ‘ U ?' ” Jack Kdmond*. IT. a Muacaiatuch Met. Miami l t«Hteli player atFranklin C«* jeg, drowned In the ><-to»>i a rroorvuir RatuMay when a in which to *•> flatting with two friend* capaiged In N toet <4 waWC. ; The other* awam to above. SIOO,OOO Damage To Actress' Home BEL AIR. Calif <UFI» ~ which caused an e»timat<d « damage to the . tonginga at artrea* Merle Oberon apparently waa cauaed ‘V from a fireplace firemen reported The actress had to flee the *pa- ! clous mansion Saturday — pausing to give orders to save an estimated fIOO 000 worth of pacing* from the walls—when the 1 blase broke out in the attic Sparks i from the first floor fireplace apparently were blown under heavy wonden RhinMlrs after Icoving the chimney, firemen said. I Over 2MO Doily Democrats are i sold .ind delivered in Decatur ; each day.