Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1960 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PubUseed livery wennuf sxcept Sunday by THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. entered at the Decatur, tod., Poet Office as Second dam Matter Dick D. HeQer, Jr. President John G. Heller Vice-President Chas Hntthmise Secretary-Treasurer

Tall In The Saddle Take a goodly portion of Andy Griffith’s drawl and humor, mix with equal amounts of Adlai Stevenson’s intellect, add three or four healthy helpings of Will Rogers at his best and pour it all into a personality as big as his native state, and you come up with a reasonable facsimile of Senator Lyndon B. Johnson. And you don’t get it in mild doses. The gentleman from Texas left no doubt in anyone’s mind Wednesday evening that he was: a Democrat; for Jack Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson; not the least bit impressed by Richard M. Nixon; ready to help lead this country to bigger and better things in the next four years. To those who have never heard Senator Johnson at any length, he is as humorous as he is dedicated and sincere. Some of his quips at Columbia City were real gems. In reference to the Vice-President’s infected knee: he expressed regret over the infection, and concern over its reoccurence. Johnson added that if there was anything this country doesn’t need right now, it’s a weakkneed president. About Nixon’s return from his Latin,American trip: Johnson was at the airport to greet Nixon. Not so much because they had any great affection for each other, but because Johnson was relieved to know that with the vicepresident in this country, we were out of danger, temporarily, from any international incidents. Digging at Nixon’s campaign slogans of “Maturity and Experience’’: Johnson stated that as with any politician, Nixon had his own political philosophies and plans. Nelson Rockefeller, a man who has less than two years experience in politics, called Nixon to New York and completely reworked the vice-presidents’ political theories in a few hours. What would Khrushchev do with Nixon if he got him alone for a day? While it was a good, slam-bang political address, the Senator’s speech was not just jokes. He stated the Democratic views on several issues, and added that he would be in Washington thirty years in January “if the good Lord is willing, and the creeks don’t rise.” Senator Kennedy has been in the national legislature for 14 years, the same length of time Nixon has been active in government. ' During this total of 44 years, both men have been working for the betterment of the United States in the manners they thought best. They would like the opportunity to continue this work toward “new frontiers as President and Vice-President.

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NOTICK Notice Is hereby given that the assessments in the Tile Branch of David Berger Drain In Jefferson Township, Adams County, Indiana, have been placed on the Ditch Tax Duplicate for collection on or before Nov. 7, 1960. Edward F. Jaber*. Auditor, Adams County Sept. W— , ..... — — Commissioner* Claims to be Allowed October 3. 114440 City of Decatur Oper 64.55 Commercial Print Shop Clerk Exp 19.42 It. Frislnger, P.M. do 50.00 Dr. G. J. Kohne do .... 10.00 Dr. William Freeby do 10.00 The Howard Co do 16.60 Haywood Pub Co do 166.30 Kichard D. bewton do Mil .... 20.33 Edward F. Jaberg Aud Exp 3.44 Commercial Print Tread Exp 5.80 Heleti E. Johnson do & Rec Cier - 56.00 Photostat Corp Rec Exp .... 276.00 Haywood Pub Co *3- 336.60 Commercial Print Shop do 6.74 Merle Affolder Shf Exp 106 50 Richard Mansfield do 5.00 Socony Mobil Oil Co do 11.33 Zurchers Mobil Serv do 45.80 Beavers Oil Serv do 81.16 Schwarts Ford Co do 77.85 Commercial Print Shop do 3.90 Myers Home & Auto Sup do .35 Holthouse on Highway do .... 1.25 Emergency Radio Serv do .... 71.51 Lewis b. Smith Dep Pros At 50.00 Walter Koos Assess Oper 36.00 Bessie Koos do Cler 140.00 G. M. Grablll Sch Supt Mil .... 26.56 H. J. Dressel do Exp 25.25 Gordon N. Stowe & Assoc do 45.00 Holthouse Drug Store do .... 18.64 beo N. Seltenright Co Agt Mil 80.71 Commercial Print do Exp .... 9.89 Bluffton Gift & Type Cen do 24.30 Citizens Tel Co do ............... 30.05 hois M. Folk Home Dem Agt 100.33 C. W. Freeby Health Off .... 64.16 Donna R. Rawley do Asst ... 25.00 Samuel G. Bentz Cir Ct Exp 8.10 Coverall Rental Serv do 7.20 Citizens Tel Co do 24.71 W. H. Anderson Co do 20.00 W’est Pub Co do 80.00 1-awyers Co-Op Pub Co do .... 27.50 C. H. Muselman Prob Off Mil 94.70 Mel Kohler Ct House Jan .... 283.33 Edna Worst do Mat 100.00 bouie Drake do Exp 10.00 United States Chem Co do .... 93.23 Klenk’s Serv Center do 10.56 Albert ROth do 13.00 Coverall Rental Serv do 19.60 Indiana & Michigan Elec do 110.16 Doris Affolder Jail Exp 125.00 Chaa E. Hite do 23 36 Correlated Prod Inc do 29.00 No. Ind. Pub Serv Co do 9.00 Frank Kitson Co Home Supt 225.00 Thelma Kitson do Mat 150.00 Hilda Smith do help 140.00 Connie Kirk do 140.00 Grove Kelley do 20.00 bloyd Kitson do 20.00 Jim Bilderback do 42.50 Albert Roth do .. 67.00 Dr. Rich do 50.00 Helen Hileman do 25.00 Decatur Equip Inc do Oper 97.15 Don Cook do 7.75 Price's Mens Wear do 4.83 Gifford's I.G.A. do 688 Stewarts Bakery do 50.70 Beavers OU Serv do 36.88 Stucky’s Dept Store do 86.82 Berne Hdw Co do 33.09 Sanco Prod Co do 32.14 Coverall Rental Serv do 8.00 Decatur Blue Flame do 27.42 Bowers Hdw Co 15.10 Teeple Truck Inc Co Home Oper ........................... 13.50 Home Dairy Prod Inc do .... 105.40 United States Chem Co do .... 29.46 J. J. New’berry Co do 11.94 Sprunger Lehman Co do 26.84 Will Winnes Asses Sal 183.33 Adolph Schamerloh do 5.00 Decatur Democrat Co Election Exp 13.95 R Frisinger, P.M. do 77.00 The Howard Co 26.95 Haywood Pub Co do .... 18.90 Leon Neuenschwander Co Council , 50.00 Julius Schultz do 50.00 Frank A. Bohnke do 50.00 Floyd b. Meyer do 50.00 William Kruetzman do 50.00 Chris Stahly do 50.00 David A. Macklin Co Atty 166.67 Decatur Democrat Co begal Adv '. 137.24 Berne Witness Inc do 159.70 Zwick Funeral Home Sold Bur .. 200.00 Yager Funeral Home do 200.00 Fort Wayne State School State Inst 270.86 New Castle State Hosp do .... 36.25 Richmond State Hosp do .... 292.94 Irene Byron Hosp do 648.22

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PROCLAMATION I, Donald F. Gage, Mayor of Decatur, Indiana, do hereby proclaim October 2, 1960 through October 8, 1960 to be NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN’S WEEK This annual Week, sponsored throughout the United States by The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. is set aside to pay tribute to women in business and the professions k and the contribution they make to the nation. The theme of 1960 “National Business Women’s Week” is “Symbol of the Sixties—More Women at Work.” (signed)—Donald F. Gage, Mayor

Ermadean Seltenright TB Test 45.00 R. E. Allison do 5.50 Paul J. Sprunger Fox Boun 3.00 Joseph Wall, Jr do ...L 3.00 Joseph S. Anderson Tax Adj 10.88 Charles C. Langston do 8.16 Lewis Reinking do 8.80 Menno 1. Lehman do 10.08 Welfare Mary J. Strickler Mil 22.50 Mabel Marshall do 18.30 Barbara B. Nicks do ,25.00 Citizens Tel Co Oper 31.26 Haywood Pub Co do 32.05 Public Employ Retire Fund 148.96 Commercial Print Shop do .... 72.75 ADAMS COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT Lawrence Noll 208.33 Burl Fuhrman 187.50 M. J. Runyon 131.25 C. C. Abbott 158.40 Wendell Abbott 158.40 DeWayne Beer 158.40 Harold Burger 158.40 Walter Butcher 158.40 Clifford Death 158.40 Edward Faurote 144.00 Don Harvey 158.40 Robert Fuhrman 166.40 Archie Hedington .... 158.40 Eli Hlrschy 164.80 Raymond Kolter —. 176.00 Vern Linker 158.40 Paul bongsworth 158.40 Harvey Mankey 158.40 Lawrence McCullough 158.40 Chris Meshberger 158.40 Robert Meshberger 172.80 Homer Rauch 173.25 Raymond Shoaf 160.00 1 Roger Steiner 166.40, Richard Young 158.40 ' Chris Zurcher 158.40 Walter Gilliom 300.00 Sam E. Kaehr 121.50 c Indiana & Michigan 8.00 I Eastern Indiana Oil 100.44 Mossman Yarnelle 21.55 Butlers Garage 120.44 Adler Bros Garage ...... 16.90 Motorola C & E 53.50 i Snap-On Tools 6.35 Floyd Mcßride Welding 25.50 Berne Auto Supply. 14.55 Decatur Auto Paint & Top 2 001 Decatur Equipment 210.18 Decatur Auto Supply 33.13 Motor Fuel Tax Division .... 36.66 Beavers Oil Service 1543.80 D-A Lubricant Co 434.751 Zurcher’s Mobil Service . ... 439.61 ' Martin & Miller 52.50 Meshberger Bros .... 4579.94 S ft b Gravel Co 7628.00 1 bogansport Metal Co 1807.36 Gottschalk Supply 7.46 Ashbaucher's Tin Shop ......... 13.10 American Steel Supply .. 65.55 Reid-Holcomb Co 76.05 Edwin Werling 401.14 Stucky & Company 10.39 Maier Hide & Fur Co 23.90 Yost Gravel-Readymix 810.00 Hobart Welding Equip 53.15 Berne Ready-Mix 593.37 Adams Co Farm Bureau 316.62 SURVEYOR'S DEPT Krick-Tyndall Company 179.84 Burk Elevator 14.50 Maier Hide & Fur Co 12.00 Adams Builders Supply Co 16.90 Sam Nussbaum 19.001 Edwin Neuhauser 24 96 Herman Moellering 40.88 Yost Gravel-Readymix 1513.30 Austin Merriman 4.65 Berne Equity Exchange Co 1157.84 Stockberger Machinery Inc 38.00 Decatur Auto Parts 4.00 Beavers Oil Service ... 121.37 Herman Moellering 10.64 Lawrence Smith 255.60 Elmer Rich 152.25 Alfred Hirschy 130.50 Austin Merriman 159.25 Carl Burkhart 99.001 Board of OosiniMlonen Certified before me this 30th day of September, 1960. Edward F. J a berg Auditor, Adams County, Indiana. Sept. 30

.Miller Convicted ,« For Second Time FORT WAYNE. Ind. <UPI) — William Miller, 31, a former bartender, was convicted a second time Thursday night on seconddegree murder charges in connection with a tavern shooting. A jury of 8 woman and 4 men deliberated six hours before returning the verdict in the death of Harrison Tinker, Fort Wayne. The conviction carries a mandatory life sentence. COURT NEWS Real Estate Transfers Ada B. Hall to Robert D. Hall etux, lots 54 to 57 and 83 to 88 in Ceylon. Paul M. Herman etux to Elmer V. Graber etux, inlot 708 in Berne. Crayton A. Grubb etux to Frederick F. Sprunger etux, east % inlot 369 in Berne. Georgia M. Garrett etal to Grover C. Grove etux, land in Wabash ! Twp. I Clara Schultz to G. Frank Schultz, part inlot 87 in Decatur. >< James Briggs Jr. Admr. to Clarence J. Galloway etux, lots in Geneva and land in Wabash Twp. $6,240. True M. Andrews etux to Eugene J. Fullenkamp etux, inlot 17 Sunnybrook Acres Add. ' Robert G. Smith Comm, to Marie Alexander, inlot 754 in Deca, tur. ■ James J. Strickler etux to Vernon W. Luginbill etux, inlot 895 in Decatur. Mary Colfer to Lili M. Borroughs, part inlot 351 in Decatur. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby g-iven to the taxpayers of Berne, Indiana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at a regular meeting in the City Hall of said City at 7:30 o’clock P.M., Central Daylight Saving Time on the 10th day of October. 1960, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency exist- . Ing at this time: Recreation Fund I Structures & Improvements No. 71 $5,500.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of Adams County, Indiana, or such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of i such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be • held. THE CITY OF BERNE, INDIANA. Richard L. Lehman City Clerk-Treasurer Sept. 30, Oct. 7

Gives Slight Defense Edge For Yankees By JOHN GRIFFIN United Free* International NEW YORK (DPI) — At the start of each World Series game there will be little to choose between the Yankees and Pirates defensively — but the edge could swing to the Yanks in the late innings when Casey Stengel starts juggling that lineup. Give it to the Pirates, if you will, at second base where Bill Mazeroski has more range than Bobby Richardson. And by all means give to the used-to-be-6moky City boys in left . field vrtiere Bob Skinner does a workmanlike job and Hector Lopez of the Yankees is so erratic that Stengel holds his breath every time a ball is hit to that area. 1 You can also concede a slight 1 edge to Pittsburgh at first base when Rocky Nelson is working ' there, for he’s more artistic with the glove than Moose Skowron. • However, that goes the other way . when Dick Stuart is playing, because then Skowron is the better . fielder. Better At Catch But you also have to give the Yankees a wide margin in catching, where either Yogi Berra or I Elston Howard is more adept ■ than Smoky Burgess or Hal .Smith. Bob Oldis, the Bucs’ thirdstringer. is a better receiver but too light a hitter to play regularly. You can differ on the other positions, and fans certainly will, but there are no marked differ- . ences. At shortstop, Tony Kubek of New York has a stronger . throwing arm but Dick Groat is slicker and Pirate sub Dick Schofield is smooth. Cletis Boyer of the Yanks and Don Hoak of the Pirates are both excellent third basemen. In right field, Bob Clemente has a somewhat stronger throwing arm than Roger Maris, but that’s cancelled in center where Mickey Mantle’s rifle is stronger than Bill Virdon’s. So what’s left? Maybe plenty. The. difference could well come in the seventh, eighth, and ninth innings when Stengel, the master manipulator, starts sending in pich hitters, and pinch runners—and pinch fielders. For the Yankee bench seems to be much deeper in defensive talent. In addition, the starting players are more versatile and several can play two or three posi-

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tions. Free Ta Juggle Thus Stngel is left free to do a great deal of juggling without much fear of weakening himself on defense. He has Gil McDougald, who can play second, short, or third superbly; Howard, who can catch, play first, or the outfield; and left fielder Bob Cerv. Richardson can shift to third; Kubek can play anywhere in the outfield; Boyer can play short. Pirate manager Danny Murtaugh doesn’t have this latitude. He has Schofield for second or ' short but might have to sub catcher Smith at third. There is Gene Baker for the infield and Gino Cimoli for the outfield. That’s pretty good protection in the ordinary course of matters. But Murtaugh doesn’t have the substitute freedom that Stengel j has. One other factor, of debatable 1 value, should be mentioned — the shadows in Yankee Stadium. ' From time to time in Series play, outfielders unfamiliar with the 1 Stadium have had trouble with these shadows, sometimes with ' disastrous results on fly balls. . But, on the other hand, Lopez 1 has trouble with fly balls most t of the time. k ! High School Football South Bend St. Joseph 21, South ' r Bend Riley 14. . Evansville Memorial 53, Evansr ville Lincoln 26. Evansville Mundi 7, Evansville Mater Dei 6. i Vincennes 0, Terre Haute Wiley 0 (tie).

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1960

20 Yean Ago Today o — o Sept. 30, 1946—British bombers pound at Nazi oil refineries. The city of Decatur returns to central standard time for the fall and winter months. Decatur firemen were called to a field near the Krick-Tyndall tile mill, where several fence posts caught fire from a grass fire. The 87th birthday anniversary of J. H. Bremerkamp, well known Decatur man, was celebrated with a family supper. Leading Italian newspaper asserts U. S. aid to Great Britain is an act of war.

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