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Jriver Is Arrested Following Accident Jesse Seymour Venable, 22-year-old resident of route 2, Decatur, was arrested and charged with two traffic violations, following a one-vehicle mishap on U. S. 224. three miles west of Decatur, at 3:50 a m. Sunday. Venable, who was operating a wrecker he had recently purchased in a southern state, was charged with reckless driving and for false registration on the wrecker He was traveling west on 224 when the vehicle went off the right side of the road and traveled 300 feet before striking a culvert. The wrecker jumped the culvert and traveled on, striking three trees, breaking one of them off. The wrecker came to rest in the yard of Bruce Hirschy. Venable received minor injuries. and was treated at the local hospital for a left ankle sprain and abrasions to the hands and arms. State trooper Gene Rash, and Warren Kneuss, deptuy sheriff, investigated, and estimated the wrecker at a total loss. A pony owned by Otto Helmrich, route 2, Decatur, was killo ed when it ran in front of an automobile on U.S. 224. just outside the west city limits of Magley, at 1:30 a m. Sunday. Everett Austin Huffman, 45, of Akron, 0., was traveling west in his auto when the pony came running at the car, and crashed into its left front fender. 'Hie pony was killed instantly. Deputy sheriff Warren Kneuss estimated damage to the car at $175.

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FRIDAY (Continued from Page One) be staked, even if it was treated last year,” Noll warned. The men working in each area will only pave the areas marked, and cannot return to get an area missed. Andrews Appears The question came up when True Andrews appeared before the commissioners,, and asked that his area be treated for dust control. Noll explained to him how to apply for the liquid asphalt and the cost. Andrews asked why rural people had to pay for dust control, when others had their roads paved. The commissioners explained that they were trying to get as many miles of road paved each year as possible, but that if they tried to give free dust control, they couldn't pave any road, and couldn't even finish the dust control each year. J Inspect Bridges To Be Repaired Following lunch this noon, the Adams county commissioners drove to St. Mary’s township, to old 124. now a county road, in the southeast part of St. Marys township, to see a bridge that will be repaired. They also were to drive into Blue Creek township to see the bridge on highway 28, a mile east of Salem, and a mile and a half south, over the Blue Creek, which may also be repaired. The commissioners expected to be back in their office about 2:30 p.m. to meet with any other people with problems.

Claude W. Marckel Blue Creek Township Farmer Democratic Candidate for ADAMS COUNTY AUDITOR

NOTICE OF PRIMARY FLECTION Notice Is hereby given to the voters of Adams County, State of Indiana that a Primary Election will be held in Adams County. May 5, 1964, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices of the Democratic and Republican tickets. The names and addresses of the candidates for the nomination of the party tickets are as follows: DEMOCRATIC TICKET President of the t alced Staten of America LAR DALY, Chicago. Illinois JOHN HUGH LATHAM. Rock ville, Indiana. FAY T. CARPENTER SWAIN, Cincinnati. Ohio GEORGE C. WALLACE, Montgomery, Ala. MATTHEW E. WELSH. Vincennes, Ind For Repreaentative ia Congress Fourth Congressional District ROBERT E. ADANG, 4927 8. Anthon.v Blvd. Ft. Wayne MAX E. HOBBS, 42S Englewood - T*t" Ft." Warne RICHARD EDWIN HOUTZER, 1006 Van Buren Ave. Auburn ALVA H. SHOLTY, R.R. No. 5. Angola For Joint Representative Adams and Wells Counties BURL JOHNSON. R.R. 6 Decatur •LARRY K. VIZARD, R.R. 3, . Decatur For County Auditor ROBERT E. LANE, 521 S. 13th St. Decatur RICHARD D. LEWTON, R.R. 1, Decatur CLAUDE W. MARCKEL, R.R. 1. Monroe For County Treasurer WILLIAM L. LINN, 410 Mercer Ave. Decatur For County Recorder ROSEMARY SPANGLER R.R. 2. Decatur For County Coroner RICHARD F LINN. 225 W. Adams St. Decatur. For County Surveyor HERMAN MOELLERING. R.R. 1. Decatur For County Commissioner, First District GERHARD BULTEMEIER, R.R. 2. Decatur HENRY O. GETTING, R.R. 1, Decatur For County Commisioner, Third District DELMAS L. BOLLENBACHER, R.R. 2. Berne INION TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the State Convention — East Union For Preeinct Committee man — East Union THEODORE BLEEKE, JR., R.R. 5. Decatur WALTER THIEME, R.R. 5, Deactur For Delegate to the State Convention — West Union For Preeinct Committeeman — West Inion RALPH R. GROTE. R.R. 5, Decatur ROOT TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the State Convention — East Root CHARLES ROBERT GRAVES, R.R. 1, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — East Root FREDERICK W. FUELLING, R. R. 3, Decatur For Delegate to the State Convention — West Root CHARLES ROBERT GRAVES, R.R. 1, Deactur For Precinct Committeeman — Went Root CHARLES ROBERT GRAVES, R.R. 1. Decatur PREBLE TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the State Convention — North Preble MENNO AUGSBURGER, R.R. 1, Berne ROBERT M. KOLTER, R.R. 2, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — North Preble „ MARTIN F. GALLMEYER, R. R. 1, Decatur For Delegate to the State Con- - vention — South Preble —- MENNO AUGSBURGER, R.R. 1, Berne „ „ ROBERT M. KOLTER, R.R. „ 2, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman, — South Preble LOUIS W. REINKING, Jr., Box 78, Preble KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the State Convention — North Kirkland MENNO AUGSBURGER, R.R. 1, Berne „ ROBERT M. KOLTER, R.R. 2, Decatur For Preeinct Committeeman — North Kirkland ‘ BOBBY E. HELLER, R.R. 2, 1 ROBKRT W. KERSHNER, R.R 2. Decatur For Delegate to the State Convention — South Kirkland MENNO AUGSBURGER, RR. 1, Berne « „ _ ROBERT M. KOLTER, RR 2. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — South Kirkland CARL ANDERSON, R.R. 4, De- ‘ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the Stnte Convention — North Washington ' DWIGHT SCHNEPP, R.R. Monroe For Precinct Committeeman RR. 4, I)e pAUL E. KOHNE, R.R. '4, Decatur . For Delegate to the State (ontentlon — South Washington DWIGHT SCHNEPP, R.R. 1, Monroe „ For Precinct Committeeman South Washington VERNON L. KRI’GH RR- 4, I>e DOYLE E. RICH. 229 East Washington St Conroe ST. MARY’S TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the State Conventlon —- North St. Mary a For Precinct Committeeman — s "richard e > mailand, rr. 3 Decatur For Delegate to the State Unvention — South St. Mary a For Precinct Committeeman BLACK, R.R. ‘bwb‘creek township For Delegate to the State tonventlon — North Blue Creek For Precinct Committeeman — ’’cRARLES BRUNSTRUP, RR. 6 ’ ROE, R.R. 1. MonFor e Delegate to the State Conventlon — South Blue ( reek For Precinct Committeeman — STRAYER, R.R. 1. M " n MONROE TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention _ MAY*NARD r< L RICH, 855 Columbia Dr. Berne For Precinct Committeeman — '"aRTIHR P ROUDEBUSH, 209 E. Jackson, Monroe For Delegate to Stnte Convention —South Monroe MAYNARD L. RICH, 8»5 Columbia Dr. Berne For Precinct Committeeman — f South Monroe « s ELMER C. BEER, R.R. 1. Berne , BERNE A For Delegate to State Convention CHRISTIAN H. MI’SLEMAN, 517 East Main St. Berne For Precinct Committeeman — ny "nil STI AN H. MUSELMAN, 517 East Main Street, Berne BERNE B For Delegate to State Convtion —Berne B . MAYNARD L. RICH, 855 Columbia Dr, Berne. For Precinct Committeeman — ) B *DEAN HENDRICKS, 366 Columbia St. Berne

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Dance One Feature Os D.H.S. Musicale

When Hugh J. Andrews, Decatur high school principal announced that he “would like to see the exotic dancers,” it came an no surprise to many of the students. Having seen the dancers in their practice, most of the student body is quite enthusiastically certain that anyone would enjoy seeing ’the dance “Exotica." The dance will be one of the main features of the forthcoming musical play “The Dreamer," to be presented Friday and Saturday, May 1 and 2, in the Decatur high school auditorium. Both performances will begin at 8 p.m. Principal Andrews was not expressing his feelings, but merely repeating a quote of Miss Bernadine Van Skyke, who is coaching the girls in their presentation of “Exotica.” “I’m really proud of these girls; the way they have learned the steps so quickly is almost professional,” says Miss Van Skyke. Returning the compliment, the girls are quite thrilled that the physical education teacher has choreographed each of the steps in the dance. Apparently, if mutual admiration and cooperation are one of the components needed to make the play successful, it should be one of the most enjoyable events of the year. Choir Members Taken from the ranks of the high school choir, all of the girls are juniors and seniors, chosen for their talent and ability. Representing the senior class are Suzie Smith, Nancy Gerber, Betsy Schnepf and Sally Schnepf. Juniors are Carole Mitch, Becky Lord and Jane Tumlin. All of the seniors and all but one of the juniors have experienced some form of dance training previous to this endeavor.

. BERNE C For Delegate to State Convention —Berae C CHRISTIAN H. MUSELMAN, 517 East Main Street, Berne For Preelact Committeeman — Berae C DAVID ROBERT HABEGGER, 518 Poplar Ave. Berne BERNE D For Delegate to State Convention —Berne I) CHRISTIAN H. 517 East Main Street, Berne For Preclnet Committeeman — Berne D NOEL AGLER, 420 E. Franklin St. Berne FRENCH TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —French MENNO AUGSBURGER. R.R. 1, Berne ROBERT M. KOLTER, R.R. 2, Decatur For Preclnet Committeeman — French MENNO AUGSBURGER, R.R. 1, Berne HARTFORD TOWNSHP For Delegate to State Convention —North Hartford PATRICK MURPHY, R.R. 2, Geneva For Preclnet Committeeman — North Hartford WAYNE FREDERICK DUBACH, R.R 1. Geneva For Delegate to State Convention —South Hartford PATRICK MURPHY, R.R 2, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman, — South Hartford GAIL RUNYON, R.R. 2, Geneva W ABASH TOWNSHIP For Delegate to the State Convention — North WabnHh PATRICK MURPHY, R.R. 2, Geneva For Preeinct Committeeman — North Wabash SHERMAN NEUENBCHWANDER, R.R. 1, Berne For Delegate to State Convention —Ceylon PATRICK MURPHY, RR. 2, Geneva J'.S; For Preclnet Committeeman — Ceylon PATRICK MURPHY, R.R 2, Geneva GENEVA A For Delegate to State Convention —Geneva A THURMAN L. BAKER, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — Geneva A WALTER HOFSTETTER, 318 South Main St. Geneva ' GENEVA B For Delegate to State Convention —Geneva B PATRICK MURPHY, R.R. 2, Geneva • For Precinct Committeeman — Geneva B /CLARENCE E. BUCKINGHAM, 620 N. Main St Geneva JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —Kant Jeffemon THURMAN L. BAKER, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — Fant Jeffernon VICTOR BOLLENBACHER, R.R. 2, Geneva For Delegate to State Convention —Went Jeffemon THURMAN L. BAKER, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — Went Jeffernon WARREN D. AUGSBURGER, R.R. 2, Geneva CECIL E. SMITLEY, R.R. 2, Berne DECATUR For Delegate to State Convention —Decolor 1„A JAMES A. COWENS, Homestead 34, Decatur For Preclnet Committeeman — Decatur 1 A ROBERT C. BUTCHER, 1062 • Russell St. Decatur RICHARD D. GREEN, 803 . Park View, Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Deentur 1 B JAMES A. COWENS, Homestead 34. Decatur. For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 1 B DAVID E. VANHORN, 1104 Elm St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur I D ' FREDERICK D. STRIKER, 402 Mercer Ave, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 1 D JOHN FEASEL, 439 Line StDecatur E. G. HUTKER, 733 Cleveland St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Deentur 1 C FREDERICK D STRIKER, 402 Mercer Ave. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 1 C CHARLES E. BROWN, 360 Winchester St. Decatur JAMES H. KORTENBER, 349 Mercer Ave., Decatur

Biiarre Costumes With scenery from the art department end the girls’ bizarre costumes of black leotards and bright sash s, the scene is set in Greenwich Village, the Bohemian area of New York, and the girls are typical “flunkies," girls who have dropped out of high school and are roaming the streets with nothing to occupy their time. With practices being held each day, the entire cast of “The Dreamer,” consisting of members of the school band and choir, as well as members of the .student body, are joined in urging the public to spend an evening of enjoyment on May 1 and 2 when the show will be presented. Tickets are priced at just #0 cents for students and $1 for adults. Areawide Rally At Fort Wayne Sunday An areawide rally for the Ford Philpot crusade will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 3, at the Fort Wayne Gospel Temple, according to Dr. Ea rl J. Heath, chairman of the crusade spiritual preparation committee. Jimmy Sowder, Crusade director for the Ford Philpot evange istic association, will conduct the rally and the Youth for Christ staff ensemble, one of the outstanding musical groups in the area will present special music. Dr. Heath announced that the combined rally will be the culmination of a series of weekly rallies held in 20 churches throughout April. Under sponsorship of his committee, the rallies were held for the purpose of enlisting and training spiritual preparation

For Delegate to State Convention —Decntur 2 A CARL D. GERBER, 121 S. Fifth St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman —— —Decatur 2 A » ALBERT J. ANDERSON, 145% South 2nd St. Decatur JAMES K. EHLER, 108 N. 4th St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —ii Decntur 2— CARL D. GERBER, 121 S. Fifth St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 2 B WALTER T. BUTCHER, 112 N. 9th St. Decatur LEONIEL L. DAVIDSON, 811 Went Monroe St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 3 A JAY MANSFIELD DEVOSS, 310 N. Fourth St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 3 A BERNARD CLARK, 426 North Second St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 3 C JAY MANSFIELD DEVOSS, 310 N. Fourth St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 3 C NORMAN L. HART, 828 Dierkes St. Decatur JAMES W. TUTEWILER,* 933 Dierkes St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 3 II LARRY D. MACKLIN, 304 N. 10th St. Decatur * For Precinct Committeeman ——, Decntur 3 B LARRY D. MACKLIN, 304 N:' 10th St. Decatur LLOYD REEF, 810 West Monroe St. Deactur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 2 C LARRY D. MACKLIN, 304 N. 10th St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decntur 2 C RICHARD L. HENDRICKS, —l2l N. GERALD A. LIGHT, 222 South 11th St. Decatur For Delegnte to State Convention -Decatur-Root LARRY D. MACKLIN, 304 N. 10th St. Decatur For Preelnet Committeeman — Decatur-Root WILLIAM H. HUTKER, 1215 Mix Ave. Decatur HAROLD M. JOHNSON, 1134 Master Drive, Decatur MARVIN STAHL, 1216 Master Drive, Decatur REPUBLICAN TICKET Prenldent of the United Staten of America - , FRANK R. BECKWITH, Indianapolis, Indiana JOSEPH G. ETTL, South Bend, Indiana BARRY GOLDWATER, Phoenix, Arizona HAROLD E. STASSEN, Philadalphia, Pa. For Representative In Congress Fourth Congressional District E. ROSS ADAIR, 1145 West Foster Parkway, Ft. Wayne, Ind. For Joint Representative, Adams and Wells Counties L. LUTHER YAGER, R.R. 1, • Berne » —— For County Auditor LELAND A. NEUEN, 405 Columbia St. Berne J „ For County Coroner JOHN E. DOAN, 522 Jefferson St. Decatur For County Commissioner, First District WILLIAM L. FRITZINGER, R.R. 3. Decatur For County Commissioner, Third District HUGH DAVID MOSSER, R.R. 2. Geneva UNION TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —East Union RICHARD K. MOSES, R.R. 3, Decatur For Preelnet Committeeman — East Union ELMA GAUNT; R.R. 5, Decatur 8 For Delegate to State Convention —West Inion RICHARD K. MOSES, R.R. 3, Decatur , , For Preelnet Committeeman — West Union CLYDE HARDEN, R.R. 5, Decatur ROOT TOWNSHIP For Delegnte to State Convention —East Root RICHARD K. MOSES, R.R. 3, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — East Root R. W. RICE. RR. 3. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —West Root RICHARD K MOSES, R.R. 3, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Went Root PERRY EVERETT, R.R. 1. Decatur

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EXOTICA WILL BE presented during the musical play, “The Dreamer, in the Decatur high school auditorium May 1 and 2. The exotic dancers shown above, in a recent rehearsal, are, left to right Betsy Schnepf, Nancy Gerber, Carole Mitch, Sally Schnepf, Suzie Smith and Jane Tumlm. Tickets are priced at 50 cents for students and $1 for adults. —(Photo by Cole)

leaders in the sixteen-county area. Friday evening training sessions for committee workers were also held last month at the Y. M. C. A. under the direction of Rev. O. H. Morley. More than 60 committee members attended the training courses who in turn conducted the spiritual preparation rallies held throughout the crusade area. The district representatives of the spiritual preparation committee for the Philpot Crusade in Adams county are the Rev. Robert Cox and Larry Liechty, Berne, and the Rev. Joseph Gibson, Pleasant Mills. Eight East Germans Escape Over Weekend GOETTINGEN, Germany (UPI) — Eight young East Germans, among them a 20-year-old man and his 17-year-old girl friend who swam the Werra River, escaped through the Communist “death zone" border during the weekend West German offciials said today.

PREBLE TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —North Preble L. LUTHER YAGER, R.R. 1, Berne For Precinct Committeeman — North Preble HARVEY E. CASTON, R.R. 1, Ossian For Delegate to State Convention —South Preble L. LUTHER YAGER, R.R. 1, Berne For Precinct Committeeman — South Preble ARTHUR W. ADAM, R.R. 2, Decatur KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention ——North Kirkland L. LUTHER YAGER, R.R. 1, Berne For Precinct Committeeman — -—North Kirkland a DORTHA C. SHADY, R.R. 2, Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —South Kirkland L. LUTHER YAGER, R.R. 1, Berne For Precinct Committeeman — South Kirkland LQYD L. BYERLY, R.R. 4, Decatur WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —North WaahinKton ROY L. PRICE, R.R. 6, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — North WaahinKton FLOYD MCBRIDE, R.R. 4, Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —South WaahinKton ROY L. PRICE, R.R. 6, Decatur For, Precinct — So'uth Waahington LUTHER E. ENGLE, R.R. 1, Monroe ST. MARY’S TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —North St. Marys -— CHARLES BACK H ATTS,R R. 3, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — North St. Marya CHARLES BACKHAUS, R.R. 3, Decatur For Delegate to State Convention — South St. Marya CHARLES BACKHAUS, R.R. 3, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — South St. Marya HARVEY L. JONES, R.R. 6, Decatur BLUE (REEK TOWNSHIP For Delegnte to State Convention —North Blue Creek CHARLES BACKHAUS, R.R. 3, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — North Blue Creek FREDERICK A. MYERS, R.R. 1, Monroe For Delegate to State Convention —South Blue Creek CHARLES BACKHAUS, R.R. 3, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — South Blue Creek DON RAUDENBUSH, R.R. 1, Willshire. Ohio MONROE TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention ——.\orth Monroe ROY L. PRICE, R.R. 6, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — North Monroe CLIFFORD G. ESSEX, Walnut St. Monroe For Delegate to State Convention —South Monroe LELAND A. NELJEN, 405 Columbia St. Berne For Precinct Committeeman — South Monroe CHARLES E. R.R. 1, Berne BERNE A For Delegnte to State Convention —Berne A * MENNO IRA Indiana St. Berne F6r Precinct ’ Committeemen — Berne A CARL AUGUST NAGEL, 1005 E. Main, Berne For Delegate to State Convention —Berne B LELAND A. NEUEN, 405 Columbia St., Berne For Precinct Committeeman — Berne B WILLARD W. WULLIMAN, 411 High St. Berne For Delegate to State Convention —Borne C METNNO IRA LEHMAN 266 Indiana St. Berne For Precinct Committeeman — Berne C EDWARD EICHENBERGER, 350 U.S. Highway Berne For Delegate to State- Convention —Berne D MENNO IRA LEHMAN, 266 Indiana St.. Berne For, Preelnet Committeeman — Berne D JOHN H. MASON, 114 Van Buren St., Berne

Reckless Driving Charged Motorist A Cleveland, 0., resident was arrested and charged with reckless driving, following a three-car traffic mishap at the intersection of Monroe and Fifth streets Sunday at 4:50 p.m. George C. Johnson, 44, was rested after his auto struck a car driven by Henry Garet Dierkes, 66, of 316 N. 12th St., as both were westbound bn Monroe street. Dierkes had stopped for a red light, and Johnson slammed into the rear of his auto. The impact of the collision shoved the Dierkes’ vehicle into the intersection, and it struck the right rear of a car driven by Oren Leo Schultz, 59, route 4, Decatur. Schultz was northbound on Fifth street, crossing the intersection with the green light. Johnson appeared in justice of

FRENCH TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —French L. LUTHER YAGER, R.R. 1, Berne For Preelnet Committerman — French LEO E. ENGLE, R.R. 1, Monroe HARTFORD TOWNSHIP For Delegnte to State Convention —North Hartford THOMAS A. SULLIVAN, R.R. 2, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman —o North Hartford DALE MCCUNE, R.R. 1, Geneva For Delegate to State Convention —South Hartford THOMAS A. SULLIVAN, R,R. 2, Geneva »• For Precinct Committeeman — South Hartford Lester Zimmerman, R.R. 1, Geneva WABASH TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —North Wabash JSi THOMAS A. SULLIVAN, R.R. 2, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — North Wabash EDWIN BAUMAN, R.R. 2, • Berne For Delegate to State Convention -—Ceylon Thomas A. SULLIVAN, R.R. 2, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — Ceylon THOMAS A. SULLIVAN, R.R. 2, Geneva GENEVA A For Delegate to State Convention —Geneva A JAMES M. TEEPLE, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — Geneva A FORREST I. BRUBAKER, 325 South Main St. Geneva GENEVA B For Delegate to State Convention —Geneva B — J AMES M. TEEPLE, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — Geneva B ° ARDON S. MOSSER,. 225 Harrison St. Geneva JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP For Delegate to State Convention —East Jefferson CHARLES BACKHAUS, RR. 3, Decatur For Preelnet Committeeman — —East Jefferson CHESTER L. ADAMS, R.R. 2, Berne For Delegate to State Convention —West Jefferson JAMES M. TEEPLE, Geneva For Precinct Committeeman — West Jefferson JESSE O. TEETER, R.R. 2, Geneva DECATUR For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 1 B THOMAS A. MILLER, 1039 Master Dr., Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 1 B KEITH I). HAMMOND, 1034 Winchester St., Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 2 C —THOMAS AT ~SriLLKRT Master Dr., Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decntur 2 C CURTIS F. HILL, 105 S. 13th St. Decatur For Delegnte to Stnte Convention —Decntur 3 B THOMAS A. MILLER, 1038 Master Drive, Decatur For Precinct Commltteemnn — Decatur 3 B NELSON G. DOTY, 627 N. 10th St. Decatur For Delegnte to State Convention . -Decatur-Root THOMAS A. MILLER, 1038 Master Drive, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman, — Decntur-Root THOMAS A. MILLER, 1038 Master Drive, Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 2 A HERMAN L. LANKENAU, 414 N. 3rd* St. Decatur CAL E. PETERSON, 215 S. sth Street, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decntur 2 A CAL E. PETERSON, 215 S. sth St. Decatur For Delegate to State Conventlnyn —Decatur 2 B HERMAN L. LANKENAU, 414 N. 3rd St. Decatur CAL E. PETERSON, '215 S sth St. Deactur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatnr 2 B DORIS E. DOAN, 522 Jefferson St. Decatur For Delegnte to State Convention —Decatur 3 A HERMAN L. LANKENAU, 414 >l. 3rd St. Decatur CAL E. PETERSON, 215 S. 6th Street, Decatur

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the peace court after the crash and paid a fine of $1 and costs, amounting to $18.75. Damages were estimated at S2OO to his auto, SIOO to the Dierkes’ vehicle and $lO to the Schultz car. The rear of the Steifel Grain building, located on N. First street, was damaged when hit by a car at 11:20 p.m. Saturday. Luis Dela Rosa, 22 of 1032 Krick St., was southbound in the alley behind the building, and his auto’s left front fender struck the west side of the building. Damage to the car was estimated at S2OO. Charge Failure To Have Valid License Delmar Charles Orme, 21-year-old resident of 610 Line St., has been cited into justice of the peace court May 4. Orme was arrested and charged with failure to have a valid operator’s license by the city police Sunday. He was arrested at 12:31 p.m. on Monroe street.

Russians Battle To Save Fabled City MOSCOW (UPD—Soviet engineers today expressed confidence of winning a “battle of nature” to save the fabled ancient city of Samarkind from a threatened flood by millions of tons of water. Waters of the Zeravshan River strained against a natural dam caused by a massive landslide in the central Asian region. Collapse of the high barrier would send the water down the valley where 500,000 people live. Moscow Radio said this morning, however, that engineers had nearly * finished a “by-pass Canal’’ around the dam, slowing the rise in pressure. Dynamite is being put into place and the charges will be detonated Wednesday, forcing the river into a new bed and allowing the accumulated water to run off harmlessly, the radio said. For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 3’ A HERMAN L. LANKENAU, 414 N. 3rd St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 3 C HERMAN L? LANKENAU, 414 N. 3rd St. Decatur CAL E. PETERSON, 215 S. sth Street, Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decntur 3 C EILEEN RICE, 916 Walnut St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 1 C DAVID H. CAMPBELL, 358 South 3rd St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 1 C ROBERT W. RAUDENBUSH, 350 S. 3rd. St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 1 D _ DAVJD H. CAMPBELL, 358 South 3rd St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Deeatur 1 D DON H. COCHRAN, 530 Studebaker St. Decatur For Delegate to State Convention —Decatur 1 A DAVID H. CAMPBELL, 358 South 3rd St. Decatur For Precinct Committeeman — Decatur 1 A FRANCIS H. EADY, 1002 Winchester St. Decatur SCHOOL ELECTION ...«o - NON POLITICAL TICKET FOR MEMBERS- OF BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES ADAMS CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOLS District One: RICHARD L. BORNE, R.R. 2, Decatur ROBERT F. MUTSCHLER, R.R. 2, Decatur District Two: ROY E. BALSIGER, R.R. 1, Berne CARL FIECHTER, R.R. 4, Bluffton District Three: ELLIS V. CONVERSE, R.R. 4, Decatur CLARK W. SMITH, R.R. 4, Decatur District Four: MARTIN STEINER, 201 E. Jackson St. Monroe” GERALD TULLIS. Monroe District Five: HARVEY L, JONES, R.R. 6, Decatur District Six: ELISHA O. MERRIMAN, R.R. 1, Monroe HARRY DALE RAUDENBUSH, R.R. 1, Monroe District Seven HOWARD E. HABEGGER, Monroe The polls will be open from 6:00 AM. to 6:00 PM., Eastern Standard Time or local time in •every precinct In Adams County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I subscribe my name and affix the seal of the Adams Circuit Court, at Decatur. Indiana, this 13th day of April, 1964. George M Bair, Clerk Adams Circuit Court April F (SEAL) 4/20, 27.