Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1961 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PuMiiaog Kvery Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at tba Dmtur. Ind., Poet Office aa Second Class Matter Dick D. Haller, n. President John G. Heller Vice-President Ous. Holtbouse , _— Secretary-Treasurer MMcrtpOen Ratea T n X l Sf« 0 °“ u “ : °” By Carrier. 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents.

... In The Spring, Tra La The weather around the county for the past few days has given everybody Spring fever. The sap is rising (but decided to sit back down and finish an editorial) in spirit, if not in fact. The early type of Spring fever is not the type that makes one lazy, but the kind that makes one anxious for the green leaves and the balmy breezes. Along with thoughts of Spring come the thoughts of cleaning up around the house, both inside and out. With all of the modern paints available today, ft is easier to redecorate than it is to clean walls (at least that is what the ladies insist). Ail of the necessary materials and utensils for home decorating are available here in Decatur. There are also those who can give the needed information on both the use of the materials, and what kind and color to use. And then, after most homeowners and their mates have thoughtfully considered said information - and decided it is all wrong, the redecorating becomes a reality. Besides the fact that home and yard cleaning is a fine outlet for excess energy, it serves other purposes. It makes the man of the house appreciate his job more, for if it wasn’t for his job, he might be around the house all of the time, and have a fulltime occupation of trimming, mowing, painting and climbing. The real value of redecorating comes to the lady of the house. It undoubtedly gives a housewife a real boost of morale to walk into a newly painted, carpeted or papered room. And nobody, according to all the propaganda we hear, needs a morale boost more than the housewife. But, at least the weather is appreciated. As folks hurry around, though, they should remember to be a little careful—there are still some slick spots on the walk on the north side of the house.

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WANE-TV Channel 15 FRIDAY Evtalir 6:oo—Life of Rllay J:30 —Tom Calenberc New« :4*—Doug Edw*rde-Newe 7:oft—Death Valley Days 7 :30—Family Classics B:Bo—Route 66 9:Bo—Johnny Midnight 10:60—Twilight Zone 10:80—Eyewitness to History 11:00—Phil Wilson News 11:15—It Happened One Night 12:30 —Crimson Canary SATURDAY Herat Bar B:oo—Agriculture U.S.A. B:Bo—Western Playhouse 9:3o—Cartoon Club 10:00—Captain Kangaroo 11:00—The Magic Land 11:30—Roy Rogers Afteraeea —- — 12:00—Sky King 12:30—Mighty Mouse Playhouse I:oft—Willy 1:30 —Our Miss Brooks 2:oo—Award Matinee 3:00 —Mystery Matinee 4:oo—Star Performance 4:3o —Mama 5:30—1 Love Lucy SCvcblb* > 6:oo—Garlund Touch 6:30 —Trackdown 7:oo—San Francisco Beat 7:Bo—Perry Mason B:3o—Checkmate 9:3o—Have Gun Will Travel 10:00—Gunsmoke 10:30—Brothers Brannigan 11:00—All’s Quiet o<« the Western Front ~~ 12:30—Woman From Tangier SUNDAY - -- ■ Herat ng 9:oo—Faith for Today 9:80-*4hls is the Life 10:00—Lamp Unto My Feet 10:80—Tx>ok Up and Live 11:00—Star Performance 11:30 —Camera 3 11:55—CBS News Afternoon 12:00—Western Playhouse 1 :4»o—What’s the Law 1:30 —Social Security in Action I:4s—Newsreel Album 2:oo—Talkback 2:30 —Sunday Sports Spectacular 4:oo—Anti-Defamation League s:oo—Amateur Hour 5:3Q —Electra Club a Eveßtßg v 6:oo—Polka Parade 6:30 —20th Century 7:oo—Lassie 7:30 —Dennis the Menace 8:00 —The Gershwin Years... 9:2o—Jack Benny ' 10:00 —Candid Camera 10:30—What’s My Line 11:00—Bunday News Special 11:15—The Big City [ WKJG-TV \ Chennai 33 ... • ,<g~ FRIDAY l j . .'. Evening 6:oo—Gateaway To Sports 6:ls—NOwe. Jack Gray, 6:25 —Weather 6:3o—Pete Smith Show 6:45 —Huntley-Rrinkley Report 7:00—Blue Angels 7:3o—Happy ' 6:oo—One Happy Family B:3o—Westinghouse Playhouse 9:oo—The Invincible Teddy 10:00—Michael Shayne - 11:00—News and Weather 11:15—Sports Today 11:30—Best of Paar 7 " ' SATIKDAY Horsing 7:oo—Today on the Farm 7:3o—Farm Film Parade 7:4s—Community Jamboree 8:00—Boso Cartoon Time . 2:2o—lt's Light Time 9:4s—Learn To Draw 10:00—The Shari Lewis Show 10:30—KI and His Short 11:30—Lons Ranger 12:00- True Story

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GOOD FOR TWO— Commodore forward Don Kitson pops in a jump shot from the left side during second half of last night’s action in the county tourney. Hartford players, in white, are: Keith Zuercher <541, Ron Habegger (55) and Phil Habegger (50). In the background are Jerry Villagomez (43), of the Commodores, and Bob Fields (35), of Hartford.

Houston Snaps Long Bradley Winning Skein By United Press International Don’t tell the Bradley Braves you can strike oil in Houston, they’ve been struck by lightning twice down there. The University of Houston’s basketball squad provided the striking force Thursday night by knocking Bradley, rated No. 2 in the nation, from the ranks of the unbeaten with a 60-59 victory. The Cougars’, triumph also snapped Bradley’s two-season 18game winning streak as well as its 12-0 record this year. It was on the same Houston Coliseum court a year ago that the Cougars upended Bradley before the Braves went on their winning streak which included the National Invitational Tournament title. Solace for Bradley Some solace for Bradley, shooting for the Missouri Valey Conference title after finishing second for the last four years, may be that Houston has. dropped from the league this "season, thereby keeping the Braves’ 4-0 conference mark intact.- Jim Lemmon’s free throw with 35 seconds left was the margin of victory after Houston stormed back from a 10point halftime deficit. Neither team scored a field goal in the last 5M< minutes with the score tied, 59-all, as Houston went into a freeze. Tulsa Beats Drake In rugged Missouri Valley play, Tulsa stunned highly- regarded Drake, 81-69; Cincinnati walloped Wichita, 80-57, and St. Louis trimmed North Texas State, 60-40. Ip .’Other major college games. Utah beat New Mexico, 111-66; Notre’ Dame dumped St. Francis (Pa ). 76-54; Virginia Tech downed VMI, 78-63; Furman clipped Clemson. 70-61; and West Virginia beat Gzorge Washington, 105-87.

PUBLIC AUCTION 60 ACRE FARM 4 miles North of Bluffton, Indiana on No. 1; or, 6 miles South of Ossian, Indiana, on Highway No. 1, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,1961 Sale to Begin at 1:30 P. M. This 60 acre farm 15 all tillable except where the buildings set. It is on main Highway No. 1 with bus service available to Fort Wayne, which is 21 miles to the north, and to Bluffton, the county seat, which is only 4 miles to the south. There is school bus service to the Lancaster Township grad# and high school which is but one mile southeast of the farm. BUILDINGS — Dwelling is IM> story with 3 rooms, bath and pantry downstairs, and 3 rooms up. Natural gas heated. It has gas water heater and is plumbed for automatic washer. The dwelling needs some repair and modernizing. Barn is 36 x 60, hip roof, with grain storage. Corn erib and wagon shed. Poultry house Is 14 x 40. Utility building, 14 x 18. There is a good well and water system. POSSESSION—Immediate. TERMS—2S% down on date of sale, balance upon delivery of warranty deed ‘and marketable title; or, may be bought on contract with reasonable down payment by contacting auctioneers before sale date. There is now a small mortgage with a 4% interest rate that could he assumed or a more liberal mortgage loan can be had. HOUSEHOLD GOODS— Servel gas refrigerator; Globe Glow-Boy heating stove; 70,000 BTU natural gas space heater; etc. MR. & MRS. FRED NAHRWOLD, Owners Auctioneers—Dell Shaw, Phone Bluffton 806-2 Walter Wiegmann, 7 Clip this ad for Reference?

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Don Newcombe Is Placed On Waivers CLEVELAND. Ohio <UPI) —The Cleveland Indians placed pitcher Don Newcombe on waivers today, preparatory to giving him his unconditional release. Newcombe was obtained from the Cincinnati Reds last July for pitcher Carl Thomas and cash. The big ex-National Leaguer won two and lost three in 20 appearnces for the Indians, pitching a total of 54 innings? His overall record season was 6-9. ” H. 5. Basketball East Chicago Washington 59, East Chicago Roosevelt 49. Gary Roosevelt 70, Hammond Noll 43. Wells Co. Tourney Union Center 50, Jackson Center 41 'overtime). Rockcreek 62. Chester Center 57. Kosciusko Co. Tourney Syracuse 79, Atwood 66. Mentone 65, Pierceton 58. Noble Co. Tourney Rome City 59, Cromwell 56. LaGrange Co. Tourney Wolcottville 57, Howe Military 37. Topeka 63, Mongo 40.

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NCAA Grid Group Studies [Rules Changes * PITTSBURGH (UPl)—The National Collegiate Athletic Association, which mixed mercy with discipline during Its 55th annual convention here, turned today towards legislation and certification. The 18-member council remained here Thursday to put the finishing touches on a certification system which it resurrected from a system in effect five years ago. The Football Rules Committee ' meets in Miami, Fla. today to consider 10 rule changes proposed by American Football Coaches Association during its threeday meetings here. Jack Curtice of Stanford, new AFCA president, and his predecessor, Penn State Coach Charles (Rip) Engle already in Miami laying the groundwork. New Rules Certification — The council will spend special certification forms with its new rules to member schools next month. The schools must return to the council certificates showing their staffs have studied the new rules and would comply. A similar system was implemented by the council in 1955 but was not required since. In its final session Thursday the NCAA council asked the ice hockey committee to inquire into reports that Canadian pro leagues are subsidizing U.S. college hockey players. , NCAA Executive Director Wal- • ter Byers said that American r players allied with Canadian , teams risk eligibility in their na- . five land. He said the -committee also would investigate the number ) of Canadian players on U.S. colr lege hockey teams and report its , findings to the council to deter- ' mine if any action should be tak- ’ en. r I Request Free Substitution t Only two instances have been uncovered in the past five years, according to Byers, and both student athletes had been ruled ineligible. One was enrolled at Denver and the other at North Dakota. 1 A request for free substitution is the major change sought in football rules. Also running high lin new rule requests are mandajtory numbering for players acr; cording to position, number of officials, elimination of a touchback for downing a punt inside the opponents’ 10-yard line and permitting coaching from the sidelines. Retiring NCAA President H. Jr Dorricott of Western State College <Colo.) was elected to the committee and the Rev. Wildred H. , Crowley of Santa Clara was ' named secretary - treasurer. All other members of the executive i committee were re-elected. They " j were Jefferson Colman, University of Alabama; Wilbur C. Jones, UCLA; Richard C. Larkins, Ohio State; Arthur C. Lonberg. Kansas; Harry Rockafeller, Rutgers and R. Victor Stout, Boston University.

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All-Star Pro Bowl Game Next Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPD—Coach Vince Lombardi today named quarterback Johnny Unitas and right halfback Lennie Moore of the Baltimore Colts among his starter? for the West All-Star Pro Bowl team against the East Sunday at the Coliseum. Lombardi, in naming his probable offensive lineup, held in reserve his two aces from the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Bart Starr and right halfback Paul Hornung, the National Football League’s all-time scoring leader. Lombardi was apparently set on the strategy of letting teammates Unitas and his favorite passing target, Moore, work together, at least for a while. Named with Unites and Moore in the backfield were Jon Arnett of the Los Angeles Rams at left half and Jim Taylor of the Packers at fullback. Coach Buck Shaw of the East squad named his Philadelphia Eagle quarterback Norm Van Brocklin as a starter in a backfield with John Crow of the St. Louis Cardinals and Tommy McDonald of the Elagles at halfbacks and Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns at fullback. Bowling Scores Ladies Minor League W L Pts. Citizens Telephone - 32*4 18*4 434 Kent Realty -— 30 21 42 First State Bank 294 214 394 Krick Tyndall 30 21 39 Petrie Oil 264 24’4.374 Girardot Standard .27 24 36 Treon’s 26 25 34 Burke Insurance ... 23 28 30 Arnold Lumber 204 304 254 Pastime Music 10 14 12 High games: J. Smith 161, V. Williamson 186, H. Graber 177, M. Reinking 175, E. Fleming 170, K. Conrad 164, M. Reef 166, R. Frauhiger 177-161, M. Reef 171, V. Williamson 171. E. Strickler 160. Splits converted: D. Burdette 310, N. Huffman 3-10, 2-7-10, E. Fleming 5-7, J. Olalde 2-7, J. Voirol S 6-10.

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20 Years Ago Today Jan. 13, 1941 — Decatur’s new police department auto was given its initial test run Sunday. Mrs. John C. Schwartz suffered a fractured collar bone when the buggy in which she was riding collided with an auto on a bridge north of Berne. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shroyer are visiting friends in Kenton and Marion. O. Members of the Adams county Home Economics chorus and the club leaders are attending the agricultural conference at Purdue University. Henry F. Schricker was inaugurated as governor of Indiana today. High school basketball results: Berne 31, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 27: Monroe 45, Hartford 33.

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Pro Basketball Boston 124, Syracuse 118 (over- . time). Philadelphia 111, St. Louis 102. Detroit 124, Cincinnati 112.

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