Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 148, Decatur, Adams County, 24 June 1954 — Page 6

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tor of the trinity Evangelical Vnitetl Brethren church in thia city, is the pastor. Dr. B. F. Smith, conference superintendent, will speak at both the Old Salem and Calvary Linn Grove churches at W:3O and 10:30 a.m., and also assist in the joint service of dedication Sunday afternoon. Former ministers and members will be present, and open house will follow the service. The new parsonage is a six-room house, with bath, and full basement. —— r—'"r-N t Annual Elks Picnic Scheduled Sunday Plans are complete for the annual Elks stag picnic, to be held Sunday at the Pete Myers wodds on the Mud Pike road, the oommittee in charge announced today. All Decatur Elks are invited to the annual affair, which will start at noon with a chicken and ham dinner. The picnic will continue with an informal afternoon program.

Daily Bible School Will Open Monday The Decatur Church of God will have daily vacation Bible school Monday, June 23, to July 9. The classes, open io all children, will be held Monday through Friday with the exception of Monday, July 6. Enrollment will take place Monday morning and attendance certificates will be awarded. A parade July 9 with each child participating will conclude the classes. ' Teachers for the school will be Betty Scott and Dorothy Call, nursery; Norma Agler and Joan kins, kindergarten; Fayma Geyer, suth Strickler and May Meyers, primaries; Veda Mitchel and Coleen Egley, juniors, and Edna Kirkpatrick and Bonnie Watkins, music and worship. Joyce Irwin will serve as secretary. If you have something to sen or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

Honduras Having Internal Troubles Anti-United States Demonstration Held ■nBGUCIGALPA, Honduras (INS) —Honduran authorities were faced with their own internal troubles today tollowing an anU-U.S., proGuatemala student demonstration in which at least seven persons were wounded Wednesday night in Tegucigalpa. The lengthy and riotous demonstration protested alleged intervention in strife-torn Guatemala by the U.S., the United Fruit company and the Honduran government. The police opened fire on a crowd of about 1,000 persons who had gathered outside the medicaldental school of the National university in sympathy with the students’ position.

The federation of students had planned early Wednesday to demonstrate their "solidarity" with the government of pro - Communist Guatemalan President Jocobo Arbenz Guzman. The government reportedly had asked the university student group to tall oft its rally. Four leaders of the federation were arrested in a further attempt to halt the demonstration. The federation itself is avowedly antl-Communist, but the placards which the demonstrators carried bore slogans that followed the Communist line on the current anti-fled revolt against Arbenz. One read: "North Americans, Yes;a Wall Street, No!” Another charged the U- S. — owned United Fruit company with being the hidden hand in the "liberation" campaign in Guatemala. The company's lands have been a chief target of the leftish Guatemalan land-reform program. A Communist-organized strike on the company’s Honduran plantations has been in progress for weeks. Studebaker - Packard Merger Is Hailed South Bend Leaders Acclaim Merger SOUTH BEND, Ind. (INS)— South Bend labor and business leaders today hailed the official announcement' of the StudebakerPackard merger. Studebaker has been in a state of flux recently with production lines on a week-on week-off basis, but company spokesmen expressed the belief the merger would strengthen both the city and company economy. Paul G. Hoffman, chairman of the board of the new consolidated firm, said the merger eventually will mean an increase to a total of 4,000 dealerships with some carrying both lines and others one or the other. He added: “Studebaker and Packard will offer each other more in the way of engineering, design and research. Both will be stronger and the merger will have a beneficial effect on South Bend." The final statement echoed the opinion of many civic leaders including South Bend Mayor John A. Scott, who said: “The merger of two great independents has a deep significance for our city. It certainly is a step in the right direction." Labor sounded an optimistic note also. St. Jose ph t y Industrial Union Council, CIO, President Stanley J. Ladd, said: “It’s a fine,' encouraging sign and we’re all hoping for the best from the merger. Union members will work with management all the way. I believe the move will do the community a lot of good." Home offices and plants will be maintained in both South Bend and Detroit. Officials said work will not bp taken from either city. ASSESSMENTS (Continued From Page O»e) monstrances of BerthaMiller.Harold Barger, Ted Reinhart, the New York, Chicago and St. Louis railroad company, the Krick-Tyndall company, William J. Kruse, Frank C. Arnold, Francis R. Costello and Leo Kirsch. G. O. P. STATE (Continued From Pare One) Royse, of Indianapolis, are being challenged by Lloyd D. Griffin, of Bloomington. Other aspirants, unopposed to date, are appellate Judge Harold E. Achor, of Anderson, for judge of the supreme court; Harry L. Crumpacker, of Michigan City, the incumbent, and John W. Pfaff, of South Bend, for judges of the appellate court, second district: “and Curtis Rardin, of Rensselaer, for state auditor. However, Governor Craig will be the chief speaker at the convention and Senators Homer E. Capehart and William E. Jenner have been relegated to non-speakti'. s sideline roles. 1 ■ ; Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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THURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1954

School Employes To Vacation June 28 All Decatur public school employes, except those employed at Worthman Field, will take their annual vacation between June 28 , and July 12, W. Guy Brown, superintendent of public schools, announced today. < ■ .. All school offices will he closed ■ during the two week period. Brown stated. Anyone needing a work permit in the city of Decatur while the office of superintendent is closed may obtain it from the cdunty superintendent of schools in the court house, he added. One Man Killed In Three Car Collision PLAINVILLE, Ind.. (INS) — Lewis Powell, 78, of Plainville, was killed and two teen-age Elnora grila were injured late Wednesday in a three-car collision on Ind. 57 north of Plainville. Injured were Linda Abraham, 16, driver of One of the CAflk and Donna Woodruff, 16. riding with Linda. Powell’s son, Victor, 25, and Clemor Harper, 31, of Boonville, driver oP the other cant were not injured. ■ n you have something to mH orooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brlngz result*.

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