Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 25 September 1951 — Page 7

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f n wfeiKiu rW f Sw^bfife 1 ' F OW a • ■ * -■ 5 i jm I FELLOW RIOTERS carry away an Injured comrade during demonstration in Vienna of 800 Communists attempting to storm the Austrian parliament building in protest against a bill on rent controls. Some 2,000 police were ealldQ to quell the rioting. (JatemationoJ Soundphoto) 'if . '< .-•• *• *• • ’ , I — ■ * TRADE IN A GOOD CITY—DECATUR

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Say Siamese Twins Can't Be Separated State Surgery For Boys Is Rock Island, iff., Sepjt. 25. —(UP) --The mother of Siamese twin boys, joined at the tbp of their peads and “surgically impossible” to separate, says she will dedicate the rest of her life to “love and care for them.” Mrs. Roy Brodie/ ,29, of East Xfoline, fll., yesterday learned the opinion of doctors w,ho X-rayed the twins and made other tests to determine if the youngsters can be separated. \ Dr. S. P. Durr told her it would be “surgically impossible to operate” to separate the boys. They were born Sept. 16, \ “The tests proved that the infahjts have the same circulatory system and a common general nervous \system,” Durr said. “If an oplratikm were performed, tv is doubtful that either would survive.” Mr*. Brddie was gtief-stricken at tha news. But she detided against placing them in an institution. ‘[l’m going to keep t|hem with me always,” she said. “I’m going to love add care for them as well as I can as long as I live.

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Officer Convicted By Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict Os Manslaughter v Chicago, Sept 25—(UP)—A coroner’s Jury today returned a -verdict of manslaughter in the deaths cf tiyo youths killed by policeman Michael Moretti had recommended that Moretti be held for the grand jury. Th® Jury deliberated 10 hours before handing down its verdict. It was the longest period for such consideration in the history' of Cook: county. \ Mdretti, attached to the office of state’s attorney John Boyle, was immediately taken to the Chicago detective bureau and placed in a cell. He Wept as he was led from city hall. x ■ d The verdict concerned the deaths:-, of Edward Salvi, 21, And Arturo Gamino, 15, Allied by Moretti as they sat in their car with a third* youth, Leonard Monaco, 21. Monaco was wounded in the shooting. The case has brought charges of “official whitewash” from Chicago Newspapers after a grand jury previously failed by one vote to indfct Moretti. j , One of the co-special prosecutors in the case, Harold A. Smith, said he would go before chief justice Thomas Kluczynskl in criminal court with a petition asking that Moretti be held to the October grand jury. Moretti’s only remark was to a policeman who locked him in a cell. : k ~ ’ -j “Good night, man," he said glumly.; Moretti claimed that he killed the two youths in self-defense while hb wsa making a narcotics investigation. However, Monaco testified that his companions and hiihself were shot without proyocation. i The Chicago crime commission charged Boyle with trying to f‘covcr up Moretti after the gjrand jury tailed to indict his special officer. Boyle would not comment on the verdicj. of the coroner’s jury. Some witnesses before the 1 , coroner’a jury testified that Moretti was drunk the night of the shootnigs. Moretti denied it He said he didn’t drink, , Examinations Listed Under Civil Service ' > ; hl ■ ' Announcement is made of civil service examinations tor positions of , production expediter, para-chute-inspector, production scheduler and specification specialist, the positions located in Kentucky. Ohio and Indiana. Salaries range froth >1.39 per hour for parachute inspector \to 4.660 for specification specialist Further . information ajMMit fheke and other civil service examinations can be obtained from Robert Frisinger in the Decatur poqtoffice. ' yll : .

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Fall Last Winter Results In Death Hartford City, Ind., Sept. 25. — (UP)— Alva Hunt, 79, died yesterday of injuries suffered in a fall last January. Woman Is Killed In Highway Accident Elwood, Ind., Sept. \25. —(UP) — Mrs. Carrie Lesure, 70, Windfall, was killed last night in a collision at a county road intersection on Ind. 37 about two miles north of here. I . Man Arrested On Contempt Warrant Deputy sheriff Jim Cochran Monday arrested Louis Stetler, the defendant in a divorce action instigated by Marjorie Stetler, who was cited by the Adams circuit court on a contempt warrant for failing to comply with an order of the court to provide support money. Schedule Filed Schedule to determine the inheritance tax for the Harry Sprunger estate was referred to. the county assessor, noting that the total estate is $44,616.68 and that $34,616.88 of it is the net taxable value. There are five heirs. Wills Probated The last will and testament of C. W. R. Schwartz was probated in circuit court, and by the provisions of the will the widow, Arveda, was granted a life estate of the personal and real estate. After her demise, according to the will, the children are to share the real estate equally. Harold Schwartz was named executor of the will and his application noted a personal estate of $8,500 and real estate valued at $20,000; there are 13 heirs. According to the will of James Andrews, all real estate and' personal property is bequeathed to daughter Ava Andrews ( and another daughter, Ina Ish, is appointed executrix of the will as well as guardian bf Ava. The executrix’s application for letters testampntory show personal property valued wire. . I* i ’ ’ * 7 MgMt ■; fli KB Sag tST- . flfl |i||B . ***’< ' » ■ • iH flfl . HIS 18,000-WORD letter to his wife and two, children is displayed in Korea by M>Sgt. Arnold L. Arnett, Sr., Auburndale. Fla. He spent about 18 hours on the letter, which he begih on his fifth wedding anniversary and finished three days later on his 39th birthday. The letter Is on 58 feet of roiled teletype paper, and concerns plans awaiting his impending retirement after 21 years in the J 3. B, Army, (IntwiMtionalJ

at $4,000 and lists four heirs. Letters wfere confirmed for Glen Chronister for the Annis Chronister estate after the last will and testament of the deceased was filed in circuit court. The letters noted a personal estate valued at SB,OOO and real Estate of $5,000, with, 11 heirs. First inventory for the estate was also filed, showing the appraised value of certain household goods to be $229.* Application for letters of administration were confirmed for Raymond Crist in action, in the estate case for Huldah Crist, the application noting, personal property valued* at SSOO and personal estate of $5,000 with three heirs. All In A Day Elizabeth El Bennett was granted by the court an absolute 'divorce from Ernest Bennett, early la the Monday court day, and later applied, along with Henry Clark, Sr,, both of them from Decatur, for a marriage license. The court, not .noly granted the plaintiff an . Il' ' I H i'll lll< I ’ '■■•■ll .1 '.I ' ■ I

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absolute divorce but restored her maiden name of Elizabeth Siders. Files For Divorce ’\Mary Jane Saylors, through her» T attorneys, Sturgis and Sturgis of Bluffton, has filed for an absolute divorce from Leo Saylors, changing cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff also seeks to be adjudged “as a tenant in common, of the undivided one-half Interest of real estate Owned by the parties, plus $35,000 almiony. Hearihg was set for October 6. LET US Take Care of Dry Cleaning. KELLY’S DRY CLEANING -3202

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