Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 218, Decatur, Adams County, 15 September 1964 — Page 6

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Statement of Condition of the THE SERVICE LIFE OE OMAHA. INC. TtrnSWn, Nehru sku fix tn 2 1904 Fxrnam Street On the Sixt day of December. 1903 JOHN A. FAItHER. President J. BERCOVH'I, Secretary Amount of Capital paid up » 350.000.00 ASSETS OF COMPANY Bonds (Schedule D) * 179.fi59.fi0 Stocks (Schedule D) 52.775.0(1 , Mortage Loans on Heal Estate (Schedule ID 522.250.37 Heal Estate-owned 511.509.44 Polley loans 132,92-2.57 Premium Notes Collateral loans (Schedule C) Cash and Bank Deposits , 340,589.54 Agent's balances or uncollected premiums 3 1,1 86 31 Other assets 330,3)3 72 Total Assets 33,104,090 55 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FTNKH Aggregate reserve for life policies and contracts $ 619.217 00 Aggregate reserve for accident and health policies 219.250 49 Sunn) ement ary contract* Without life contingencies Policy and contract claims — Life Accident and Health 11 1,349 20 Taxes, licenses and fees due or accrued 10,573.00 All other Liabilities 524,041 21 Total Liabilities $1,485,037.50 Special -Surplus Funds $ Capital Paid up or Statutory Deposit 350,000.00 Vnasslgned Funds (Surplus) 209,059.05 (Surplus) 209.059 05 019,509.05 Policyholder* Total $2,104,696.55 STATE OF INDIANA, office of Insurance Commissioner I. the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above Is a cor reel copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December. IHfiS, as shown by the original statement and that the add original statemnn.t Is now on file in this office J < IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto subscribe rnv nan>>’ and affix my official seal, this 30 day of June, 196 I. SEAL Harry MrClnln Insurance Commissioner Sept 15-22 Statement of Condition of the TKtVPIIHT LIEF. IASI RANCE COMPANY Italliis, Texas 4100 Hurry lllnes Boulevard On the 31st day of December. 1903 .1 MICHAEL RILEY, President FRANK E BACON, Secretary Amount of Cupltnl paid up $ 500,000.00 ASSETS OF COMPANY Bonds (Schedule D) 31,473.32 I (15 Stocks (Schedule D) 13(1,1)50 <lO Mortage Loans on Heal Estate (Schedule ID 11 1.292 23 Real Estate owned Polley loans (1,371 40 Premium Notes 230 33 Collateral loans (Schedule C) 41,218.62 Cash and Bank Deposits 12,101 49 Agent's balances or uncollected premiums 21 2,735 44 Other assets 50,740 9(1 Total Assets 32,100.025.110 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Aggregate reserve for life policies nml contracts 3 575,374.00 Aggregate reserve for accident and health policies 147,456.00 Supplementary contracts without life contingencies 5.776.00 Policy nml contract claims Life 18.000.00 Accident nml Health 141.570 00 Taxejt, licenses and fees due or ncrued 50,698 00 All other Liabilities 130 723 39 Total Liabilities $1,071,102 Special Surplus Funds 3 25.893.00 Capital Paid up or Statutory Deposit 504), 00*0.00 Unassigned Funds (Surplus) 509,539.77 Surplus as regards Policyholders 1.084,922 77 Total 33.106.025 «« STATE OF INDIANA, Office of Insurance Commissioner 1, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above Is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company <>n the 31st day <>f December, 1963; us shown by the original statement and that Hie said original statement Is now on file in this office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official • seal, this 30 dav of June, 1964. SEAL Harry Met Inin loscrani'e Commissioner Sept. 15-22 "* Jewelry Cleaner Diamonds and o'her rings 'can be kept sparkling with ordinary toothpaste. Just brush on the paste with a discarded toothbrush, then rinse the jewelry clean.

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Indians, Braves On Their Way In 30 Days

CLEVELAND <UPD — The biggest mass move since the Giants and Dodgers pulled up s'akes together will be completed within the next 30 days when the Milwaukee Braves officially tranirfer their franchise to Atlanta and the Cleveland Indians shift to Seattle. There are NO ifs. ands. or buts about the two switches which i‘ was learned will be consummated almost simultaneously around Oct. 15, shortly Statement of , '*indlll>in of the MOTOR VEHICLE CAM ALTY COMPANY Elmhurst, Illinois 2<>!» North York Street On the 31*t day of December. 1968 C. <■ HERRMANN. President MARGARET PIEPOL, AaxlHtant Secretary Amount of Capital pu bl up v •'» $*00,00)).00 ASSETS OF COMPANY (neareat dollar) Honda (Schedule D) 35,41(6.335 Stocks (Schedule D> 1,185,002 Mortgage Loan* on Real Estate (Schedule B) Real Estate owned 854,51 1 Collateral loan* (Schedule C) Cash and Bank Deposits 226,25!) Agents' balances or uncollected premium* 37,769 other aaaelx 474,004 Tola! Akxelx 33,134.430 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Reserve for Losse* 32,331,615 Reserve for Loss Adjustment Expenses 575 528 Reserve for Unearned Premiums 1,,4|8,u(i2 Reserve for Taxes 17,320 All other Lliihlllltles 312,554 Total Liabilities 35,1 55,019 Specht) Surplus Funds 3 1.929,4 11 Capital Paldup or Statutory Deposit (100,000 Ujria**lgni'd Fund* (Surplus) Sno.ooo Surplus ns regards Policyholders 3.029,411 Total 48.13 1.430 STATE <)F INDIANA, Office of Insurance Commissioner I, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby office of Insurance Commissioner certify that the above lx a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the .list day of December. 1963; as shown by the original statement and that the said original statement Is now on file In tills office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1 hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 30 dav of Juhr, 1964. SEAL Harry McClnin in Commissioner Sept. 15-22 Statement of Condition of the FIDKI.ITV LIFE * IMOM« MITTAL INSURANCE CO. Benton Harbor. Michigan 769 Pipestone St., I’ O Box 237 On the 31*1 day of December, 1963 REX EIIMUNDH, President FRANK B ABFOIUI. Secretary Amount of Capital paid up -3 0 ASSETS OF COMPANY Bonds (Schedule DJ 31.287.638 27 Stocks (Schedule D) 12,647 76 Mortgage Loans on Ileal Estate (Hch.dub- ID 58,767 95 Ileal Estate owned 25 ~085.20 Policy loans 30,963.01 Premium Notes Collateral loans (Sihe(lu)e CD 'Cash and Bank Deposits . 308,001 82 Agent*' balances or Unpremium* ... ' Other assets 48,238.78 ' Tolil Assets 81.986,292.79 1H ABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Aggregate reserve for life policies and 'contracts 3 620.268 96 ‘ Aggregate reserve tot accident and health , policies ... 241,819 81 Hupplpmentary contract* , without life contingencies 1,1*5 01 Policy and contract claim* - Life 16.378.88 Accident and Health 155,365.97 Taxes, lit enaea • and fees due or Hcvlirtd 28.859 84 All other Liabilities 94,508 65 Tolal LlnblDltlos 31. 158.382 02 Special Surplus Funds $ 300 00.00 Capital Paid up or Statutory Deposit 0 Unasslgned Funds (Surplus) 627.810.77 Surplus ax regards Policyholders 827.910 77 Total 31.986.298 79 STATE OF INDIANA, Office of Insurance Commissioner I, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above Is a correel copy of the Statement of the Condition of tne above mentioned Company oil the 31*t day of December, 1963; as shown by the original statement and (hat the said original staument Is now on file In this office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 30 day of June, 1964. SEAL Harry McClain Insurance CpmmlxSlotier Sept 15-28

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after the World Series is over and two weeks before baseball's prescribed Oct. 31 deadline for drafting minor league territories. When Presidents John McHale of the Braves and Gabe Paul of the Indians claim "No commitments" have been made, bo h are telling the truth—as far as it goes. Although the Braves and Indians definitely know they are moving, both still are looking to effect the best possible deal in their two new cities, just as Wai er O’Malley did when movStatement of Condition of th* SOI'TIIEHN GENERAL INNI RANCE COMPANY Atlanta, Georgia 127 Peachtree Street, N. E. Rm 832 On the 31st day of December, 1963 F. It WILLS. President M It. BULLOCK, Secretary Amount of Capital paid up «|.non 000.00 ASSETS OF COMPANT (nearest dollar) Bonds (Schedule p) 34.105.231 Stocks (Schedule D) 1,4'16,618 Mortgage Loan* on Heal Estate Schedule ID 67.009 Heal Estate owned .. . -IlCollateral loans (Schedule C) -0Cash and Bank Deposits . 1,177,554 Agents' balances or uncollected premiums 222,928 Other assets 883,108 Tolal Assets $7,892,778 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS lieserve for Losses $2,905,544 Reserve for Loss Adjustment Expenses 420,684 Reserve for Unearned Premiums 1,796,451 Reserve for Taxes 1 24,932 All other Llabliltiex 625.565 Total Llablll|tles .. .|f.,873.17« Special Surplus Funds <3 -4). Capital Paldup or Statutory Deposit i.nnn.tMo Unassigned Funds (Surplus) 1,019.602 Surplus ax regards policyholders 2, (H 9,602 Total 37.892,778 STATE OF INDIANA, Office* of Insurance Commissioner I, the (tnilerslgne<l. Insurance Commissioner of Indlnnn, hereby certify that the above Is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31xt dny of Deceniber, 1963: as sli.iwn by tire original statement and that the said original statement Is now on file In this offhe IIWTESTIMONY WHEREOF. I hereunto siibxcrlb)* by name ami affix my official aeal, this 30 dav of June, 1964 SEAL ' . Harry Met'lnln Insura nve Commissioner Sept 15-22 Statement of'Condition of the .» THE PHI I,MEN INM ItANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Park Ridge, Illinois Executive Plata On the 31st day of December. 1963 Il A Schneider, preglilent E J. Gallup, secretary Amount of Capital paid up 3 310,000.(10 ASSETS OF COMPANY Bonds (Schedule D) 31.287,734 Stocks , Schedule D) None Mortgage Loans on I’eal Estate (Schedule H) None Real Estate owned 284,376 Policy loans None Premium Notes None Collateral loans (Schedule <’) . None Cash anil Bank ' Deposits . 1 72,299 Atf«t)ts! balandex or Ujp oplleiHed premium'll 242,537' Other nsHOtx i, |5,610 . Total Assets 32.012,576 liabilities, surplus AND <>THIOR FUNDS Aggregate roMtWve fpr life pollelea apd contract* v 3 84,843 AggregntO reserve tor accident and health uollclex . . 170,693 Supplementary, cent rants without llf<* contingencies, . Polley and cohtraet claims — Life 14.911 Accident and Health 601.028 Taxes. Iteenxes and tee* due or accrued 53.981 All other Liabilities 167,488 Total LlabHltl.,*« ~ »L«73,974 Special Surplus Funds 3 I‘upltnl Paid up or Statutory' Deposit 310,000 tnasslgned Fund* (Surplus) 639,602 Surplus as regards Policyholders ... 939,602 Tolal 32.012,576 STATE OF INDIANA. Office of Insurance Commissioner I. the undersigned. Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hsribiy certify that the above I* a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the Slat dav of December. 1963; as shown by the original statement and that the aald original statement Is now on file In this office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 3(! day of June, 1964 SEAL Harry MeClala Insurance Commissioner Sept. 15-22

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ing to Los Angeles and Horace Stoneham did before settling in San Francisco. Prospective Grooms The present positions of McHale and Paul could be likened to those of a pair of prosBiq 0 Inks Pact For Fifth Royal Season CINCINNATI (UPI) — Oscar Robertson, tops in National Baske ball Association free throw shooting percentage and assists and runnerup in scoring last season, has signed for his fifth year with the Cincinnati Royals. pus Attucks in 1955 and 1956, ana high school state champion teams from Indianapolis Crispus Attuck in 1955 and 1956. was the only unanimous choice for the 1963-64 NBA All-Star team. The "Big 0" had a free throw average of .853, set a Royal record on 41 consecutive from the foul line and was tops in league assists with 11 per game. His 31.4 points per game was his most productive season in nro ranks and second in the NBA. Ralph Smith Manager Os New Car Wash Here Ralph Smith Jr., of the Smith Pure Sealed Dairy, who resides at 1135 W. Marshall St., has assumed the manager’s duties at the new coin-operated car wash in Decatur. The car wash, known as the Dutch Maid coin-operated car wash, is located on the west side of N. Second St., adjacent to the north side of the Sears office. The car wash is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day, and drying facilities and a vacuum are provided. State of Condition of th« MID-4 ONTINENT CASUALTY COMPANY Tulsa, Oklahoma 1646 South I Boulder On the 31st day of December, 1963 FERRY D. INHOFE, President LELAND L INHOFE, Secretary Amount of Capital paid—up——— 3 500,000 ASSETS OF COMPANY (nearest dollar) Bonds (Schedule D> $1,567,460 Slocks (Schedule 1>) 1,496,041 Mortgage Loans on Real Estate ; (Schedule ID .... 173,298 Reni Estate owned 836,518 Collateral loans (Schedule C) $8,673 Cash utid Bank Deposits 2,050,415 Agents' balances or uncollected premiums 1,343,885 Other asset* Bills Receivable 424,180 All Other 187,561 Total Assets 38.128.031 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Reserve for Losses 32,315.633 Reserve for Loss Adjustment Expenses ... 333.785 Reserve for Unearned Premium* 2,898)28 He*erve for Taxes 1 37.891 All other Liabilities 40.042 Total LlabHltles $5,725,779 Special Surplus Funds .3 500,000 Capital Paldup or Statutory Deposit 1.902,252 Unassfirned Funds (Surplus) . Surplus as regards Policyholders 2.402.252 Total ’ $8,128,031 STATE OF INDIANA. Office of Insurance Commissioner 1. the undersigned. Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above Is a correct i i>pv of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day <>f December, 1863; ax shown bv the orb-lnnl statement and that Jhe said original statement Is now on file In this office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix mv official seal, this 30 d»v of June, 1964. SEAL Hurry MeClalg Insurance Commissioner Sept. 15-22 Statement of Condition of the HAHIIOIt INSI'RANCE COMPANY T,os Aneeles 5. Caliornla . 3450 Wilshire Boulevard On the 3)xt dav <»f December. 1963 JOHN C. SPENCER. President, L B SWETT. Secretary Amount of Capital paid on sl,0 | M 1.000.00 ASSETS OF COMPANY (nearest dollar). Bonds (Schedule D) $5,(16'.156 Stocks (Schedule D) 323,725 Mortgage Loan* on Real Estate (Schedttle B) - Reul Estate-owned Collateral loans (Schedule C) Cash and Bank Deposits 370,147 Agents' balance* or uncollected premiums 1.323,250 Other assets 93,394 Total A <sets $8,039,953 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Reserve or Losses $3,081,03’9 Reserve or Loss Adjustment Expenses Reserve or Unearned Premium* ... 1,263,094 Reserve or Taxes 398,898 All other Llabllltie* 2'13.3157 Total Liabilities $5,629,088 Special Surplus * * Fund* Capital Paldup or Statutory Deposit 1.rf00.000 Unaaslgned Fund* - (Sumins) ’ '10.865 Surplus as regards Policyholder* 2.410,865 Total $8,039,953 STATE OF INDIANA. Office of Insurance Commissioner I, the undersigned. Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy ofi'the State of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the 31st day of December, 1963; as shown by the origlnlal statement and that the aald original statement Is now on IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I file In this office. hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this to day of June, 1884. SEAL Harry MeClala Insurance Commisalonsr Sept. 15-32

pective grooms. Each has presented the engagement ring for a "wedding” that will come off in a month. Milwaukee's move to Atlanta will keep the National League one step ahead of the American, as usual. When the Braves, like Sherman. march into Georgia, the National League will circle ♦he United States for the first time in history wTh teams in the East, the Midwest, the Pacific Coast, the Sou hwest, and finally the South. Major Leagues Hy Uultcd Pre** Intrrnntlonnl American League W. 1.. P<-4. GB Baltimore 88 59 .599 New York 84 58 .592 1 Chicago 86 61 .585 2 Detroit 77 69 527 U) Lo* AngCles 75 72 .510 13 Cleveland 72 72 .500 14 H Minnesota 72 74 .493 15 *4 Boston 64 83 .135 54 Washington 57 90 388 31 Kanxax C. 51 91 .372 33 Monday's Krsnlfs Baltimore 4 Minn-sota 3. night Kanxa* City 7 Boston t, night (Only game* »<heduled). Tue*<iny’* Prohnhle PHrhers Chicago at Detroit, night — Horlen (11-8) vs. Wbkersh'm (18-10). Washington at Cleveland, nlgbt — Narum (9-19) vs. Siebert (6-6). Minnesota at Baltimore, night — Kaat (16-8) vs. Roberts (117). Los Angeles at New Y or k, night—Chance (18-7) vs. Downing (12-7). Kansa* City at Boston, mrht — O’Donoghue (9-10) vs Connolly (2-10). Wednendny'n Gnines Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Detroit Ito* Angdes at New York Washington at ( level.ind, night Minnesota at Baltimore, night Nntlonal League W. L. Pct. GH Philadelphia 87 5' .fin I St. Louis 80 63 .559 61£ 8. FrafftMsco 80 65 .552 7% Cincinnati 79 64. 552 714 Milwaukee 71 69 .517 12>4 Pittsburgh 74 69 .517 32% . Los Angeles 72 .72' .500 15 Chicago 65 78. .155 21% Houston 59 87 4>4 I’9 New York 49 95 .3 1 I 3’ MondHy's HexuHs Pittsburgh 7 Los „ Angeles 2, night Philadelphia 4 Houston 1. night St. Louis at Milwaukee, night ]>))<!.. rain. (Only games scheduled). Tnendny'a Prohnhle PHi-hei-* Cincinnati at Chicago — Purkey (10-8) vs, Jackson. (19-10) St Lunts at Milwaukee, 2 twtnlght — Gibson (15-10)and Sadeekl (16-10) vs Clonlnger (1012) and Blasingame (5-1). Philadelphia at H o ,i s t <> n, night — Bennett (11-12) vs. Johnson (10-15). Pittsburgh at Los Anaeles, nleht — Friend (12-16) vg. L. Miller (3-7). New York at San Frandrfco, night — Cisco (5-16) vs. Marlchal (17-7) Wednewday'* Gnnte* Cincinnati at Chicago St. I.ouls at Milwaukee New York at San Francisco Philadelphia at Houston, night Pittsburgh at L. Angele*! night Chicago at Detroit, night — Major League Leaders By United Press Internationa] Nntlonal Lengne <4. All. It. H. Tet Clmnte Pitt 138 5,7 84 190.341 Carty MH 114 38J 60 )2 > .327 Aaron Mil 133 581 99 17.1 325 Williams Chi 113 573 87'85.323 Torre Mil 136 523 7'l 16b ..’l7 Brock Stl 137 558 97 174 312 Santo Chi 142 529 89 16,. 312 Cepeda SF 127 47.’ 70 117 .311 Flood Stl 143 601 83 186.509 Hunt NY 121 466 59 144 309

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K BBT a EVERYTHING ‘FIXED’ UP— Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, "call me Muhammed Ali,” at right and challenger Sonny Liston reach across the Mass. Boxing Commissioner Herman ‘Greenberg to shake hands after signing for return title bout at the Boston Garden on Nov. If. foments dater, it was announced that the World Boxing Association is withdrawing recognition as/ champion from way and considering the Boston bout a non-title match. —*UPI Telephoto)

Texas, Navy Among Top Teams To Open By United Press Intrnational Texas and Navy, who finished 1-2 among the nation’s top college football teams last season, are favored to win their opening games of the 1964 campaign next weekend. The Longhorns, who proved their right to the national championship by whipping Navy, 28-6, in the Cotton Bowl last New Year’s Day, entertain Tulane Saturday night. Tulane won only one of 10 games last season, so this one could be a slaughter. Navy drew a much tougher opening onponent. The Middies, led by the incomparable Roger Staubach, will visit Penn State Saturday afternoon. Coach Rip Nit'any Lions posted a 7-3 record last season but may have trouble matching that mark this year because of the lack of an established quarterback. Five other teams that finished’ among the top 10 in the UPI ratings last season also launch their ~1964 campaigns Saturday. . Nebraska (No. 5), the Orange Bowl champion, hosts South •Dakota, Auburn (No. 6) entertains Houston, Mississiopi (No. 7) hosts Memphis State, Oklahoma (No. 8) visits Maryland, and Alabama (No. 9), the Sugar Bowl champion, entertains Georgia. Illinois (No. 4), which beat Washington in the Rose Bowl, and Michigan S'ate (No. 10) do not swing into action unti Sept. 26 Pittsburgh (No. 3) bowed to UCLA in its opener last Saturday and gets a chance to lick its Wounds this weekend. -: ■ / American I. mum* G. AU. K. U. Pct Oliva Minn 145 605 !»31 94 .321 B.Rbpsn Bal 148 554 74 170.307 Howard NY ® 'l3O 47 52 143.302 Mantle NY 125 t"7 75'122 .302 Causey KC 111 548 78 165 .3CI Freehan Det 129'463 ■•.4 13.1,300 Rbnsn Chi 126 463 76 140 .299 Ystskf Bos- 137 512 70 I’l .295 Kallne Det 130 IBS O’ ',39 .295 Bressd Bos 143 51 8 78)51 .292 Home Rnns National: Maye, 'Bants, 4'l; Williams, Cubs, 32: Cepeda. Giants, 30; Hart, Giants, 281 Callison. Phils, 27. Amel-lcnn: Killebrew, Twins, 46: Powell. Orioles, '-4; .Ciuavlto, A’s. 33: Stuart, Red Sox, 32; (Four players tied with 80). Runs Ratted In National: Boyer, Cards, 109; Santo, Cubs, 99; Mavs, Giants, 96; Torre, Braves, 94; Cepeda,

Squabble Rages Over Yank Sale BOSTON (UPD—The squabble among American League officials over the controversial sale of the New York Yankees to the Columbia Broadcasting Sys'em • (CBS) has been taken up by league President Joe Cronin. The league’s chief executive replied publicly Monday to repeated charges by Chicago White Sox owner Arthur Allyn. Even as Cronin issued his reply, Allyn and Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley repeated their accusations and demanded another league meeting. The two owners charged that an opinion by attorney Paul Porter that sale of the Yankees was not presented "in its entirety” at the Sept. 9 league meeting called here to vote approval of the transaction. Cronin, whose baseball career includes tours as a play, manager and general manager, pulled no punches with Allyn who is one of his ten bosses. He described Allyn’s charges as “totally unfounded” and released documents to prove it. At the same time he expressed “reg-e‘” that the debate continued to be made public. For Cronin, taking up Allyn’s challenge could be a serious blow ‘o his role as ranking candidate for the baseball commissioner’s job when Ford Frick retires next year. The fuss centers on whether Cronin withheld information from the owners when they last week approved the sl4 million sale by an 8-2 vote. < Lucas Still Unsigned CINCINNATI,'Ohio (UPI) — With Oscar Robertson and Tom Thacker signing coptracts Monday with the. Cincinnati Royals for the 1964-65 National Basketball Association season, only Jerry Lucas, last year’s NBA rookie of the year, remains a holdout. ' Giants, 93. . American: Killebrew, Twins, 105; Stuart, Red Sox, 104; C:>lavito, A’s, 99; B. Roblnkon, Orioles, 9>B; Wagner, Indians, 96. PlteblnK National: Burning, Phils, 174; Koufax, Dodgers, 19-5; Marichal, Giants, 17-7: Short, Phils, 17-7; O’Toole, Reds, 14-7. American: Buhker, Oriolea, Orioles, 16-4; Pappds, Orioles, 15-5; Chance, Angels, 18-7; Ford, Yanks, 14-6; L°l* c h, Tigers, 16-7. '

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1964

Chamber Golf Outing Slated This Thursday Coming up Thursday is the 15th annual Chamber of Commerce golf tournament, to be held at the local golf course. The annual affair is open to any resident of the city and not to just members of the Chamber of Commerce, and is expected to attract a large number of golfers. A picnic will follow the golf , outing at Hanna-Nuttman park, immediately after the rounds of golf are completed. All non-gol/-ers are urged to attend the picnic • — Chicken dinner will be served at the park shelter, and movies of last year’s Chamber tournament, the 1963 City tournament, and one of the major professional tournaments will be shown. Entry Fee Entry, fee for the golf outing is $1.50, which includes entering the tourney and the chicken Green’s fees to be paid at the Decatur Golf Course are not included. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the committee, or at the Chamber office. A trophy will be presented by the. Chamber to the Chamber member with the low handicap (net) score. The non-member with the low handicap (net) also receives a trophy. Second prize is for low gross (actual). Other Prizes Additional prizes include the following; Lbngest drive on No. f; closest to the target on No. 2; longest putt on No. 3; closest drive to pin on No. 4; closest to target with an iron on No. 5; longest drive on No. 6 out of a , rubber tire; closest drive to pfn on No. 7; longest putt made on No. 8; and longest putt made on No. 9 with a ping pong ball. Rules pertaining to the 1964 event are the following: register at club house; tournament entry at first tee; first nine holes considered for prizes; long tees bnly; no mulligans; do not concede putts; Callaway system on handicaps; decision of rules committee final; eligible for one prize only; and high school students are not eligible.