Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 8 July 1954 — Page 8

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Ok- —— - -.— ■■*■. Man Sentenced To State Penal Farm Ira Carpenter, 52, Decatur, received a fW-dky sentence to the - I Jr;,.-f'.- - "-I--. ; "t- . Always Cool Her*! e ’ -v 1— Last Time Tonight True Story of the Man Who i i Dropped First Atom Bomb! , “ABOVE 4 BEYOND" ’ J j■■ Robt. Taylor, Eleanor Parker | I ALSO — Cartoon 4 Comedy I • —o FRI. & SAT. 2 First Run Thrillers! CRUEL! SAVAGE! GUTS AND GLORY! fILMn . a . fl IN VIVID Ufar s ft* Robert Stack, Joan-^Tay lor First Picture Ever Made In Death Valley Rational Park! -PADDED ACTION—MAN VS. BBOMSTniII coumm ncnan ®kJs JOHNNY WEISSMULLERjp -JUNGLE MH CAM! TWKIM \ “ O—O— Sun. 4 Mon.—Beat of Them AHI “SHANE”—AIan Ladd—Color. —o Children Under 12 Free |

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state penal farmUnd a $W and costa fine when lie entered a plea of guilty this morning in mayor's court to a charge of public intoxication. Carpenter arrested last night at 10th and Marshall streets by Jhe city police. This is his 16th conviction in mayor’s court for public intoxication, and his record includes 52 previous convictions for various charges in this area. Political liberty has its origin in Christian liberty.—Riney. wit » AIR CONDITIONED — TODAY — Continuous from 1:30 “MAKE HASTE TO LIVE” Dorothy McGuire, Steve McNally ALSO -s* Shorts 15c • 50c BE SURE TO ATTEND! ■ ■ o—o—— —- FRL & SAT. 7f -r tenors nt v • tt» West’s jfcjb Best violent •tiNs — ft ARTISTS ‘| Lwal bT"'’ Ow Sw Sterling I \ HAYDEN L V CbIwrGRAY j C»br|f _ I IfCHIHCOtOR ■u—o—o Plus YouHWfavorite Singer — JIWMY WAKEtY ——o—o I Sun. Mon. Tues.—Danny Kaye “Hani Christian Anderson" MtlTii ’i i ■ —a

Pleads Not Guilty To Leaving Scene Damage Reported As Parked Car Struck NorWert D. Byer, of route 6, entered a plea of not guilty in city court this morning to a charge of leaving the scene ot an accident involving ’property damage,, Byer, represented, by attorney D, Burdette Custer, will appear for trial August 3 at 10 a.m. Byer was apprehended by city pollfre about ltd yards west of KunSet park on highway 33 after it was reported that someone had hit a parked car belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lose, of 615 Mercer. Damage to the Lose vehicle was estimated at S2OO. Danv age to the Byer automobile was, also estimated at $200; the frimt| end of each vehlole was badly 1 damaged. Police state "that parts of an automobile were found at the scene ot the accident. Donald N. Lord, of Galvan, 111., paid $1 and costs fine in mayor’s court this morning for speeding 50 miles an hour on 13th street in a 30 mile an hour xone. Arrest was made about 10 am. by the city police. A break-in at Appeiman’s West End Restaurant last night netted only a few packs of cigarettes, according to police reports. The thief entered by prying open a door. *4* '■ ■ - xotick of sai.f! of REA I. ESTATE by Executor ; state <»f Indiana, ... , , Owunty tff'AOwhM UJ '*» No, 4970 f In the Adams Circuit Court in Vacation. 1954 In the matter of the Estate of Anna C. Smith, deceased. The unde-rsigned Executor ot the latst Will and Testament ot Anna C. Smith. deceased, hereby gives notice that by dlrectlbn ivw-the Will of said decedent and by virtue of an Order of the Adams Circuit Court, he will at the hour of 2:30 P.M. on the 2nd J d«y trf lAsfKiMvt, 1954. at the law office of Severin H. Si-hiirger, 119 44 South Second Street. Decatur, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold offer for sale at private -sale aU of the interest of said decedent tn and to the-follow-ing described real estate: Inlnt Number 234 in the First Addition to the town (now City) of Decatur, Adams County, In’di-- 1 ana. Said sale Will toe made subject -to the approval of .“aid Court and Ahall be sold for not lews than the Jull appraised vatu** hereof upon the following terms and conditions: at Wut one third <H) of the purchase money shall be paid on the day of sale and the balance nayalhle upon receiving an Executor’s Deed and marketable Abstract of title brought down to date of sale. HARMON M. GIKLIO Executor SEVERIN’H. sr-UURGEm, Attorney JULY 3—15—22 Trade In a Good Town — Decatur i

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... . a. Murder Charge On Ex-Leader Os Guatemala Ousted President Accused Os Death Os Political Foe GUATEMALA CITY (INSJ The Guatemalan minUtry of justice investigated today a formgl charge of murder filed against ousted leftist president Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. The accusation against Arbeta, who was forced out of office on ( June 27. said he bad plotted and responsible for the assassinaot Cob Francisco Arana in Arana, ambushed and machinegunned to death July XB, 1349. was Arbenz’ chief rival for the presidency. Maj. Alfonso Martine* wa» named along with the ek-president in the formal charges filed Wednesday by Jose Maria Palacios, a supporter and close friend of the late Arana. Martinez and Arbenz have taken asylum in the Mexican embassy in Guatemala City. Arana was killed at the bridge ’ of La Gloria at Lake Amatitlah while oh his way to confiscate a cache of arms which allegedly had been collected for an uprising against the right-wlnir dtctatorshi» of Rafael Trujjillo in the Dominican Republic. Arbenz amh'then President Juag Jose Arevalo were suspected 61 planning the uprising against Trujillo and there were murmurings at the time that they were implicated jn Arana's death. The case, however, was buried and never received a court airing. Although the government has taken no formal aettoh against Arbenz on this matter, the filing of charges by Palacios would give the anti-Red military junta a good reason not to grant Arbenz safe con--duct out of the country to exile in Mexico. ■ ,-* 1 The junta’s attorney-general's office said tt ts investigating,- however, 57 known cases ot murder, torture and kidnaping during the last days of the ousted Arbenz regime. During that so-called “Red reign of terror” numbers of anti-Commu-nist Guatemalans ware arrested and some have yet to be fqyd. The bodies of somg i ered ft) hastily dug graves and

prison Mila* “ Most of the charges of alleged murder and torture were filed in Guatemala City by relatives and friends of the dead and missing anti-Reds. ' > —. Decatur Youth To Attend Institute The»Fort Wayne district Methodist youth institute will begin its week of activities at Epworth Forest on Cake Webster next Sunday evening. The Rev. L. G. Sapp, Angola pastor, ’will be the Fort . Wayne district institute dean. Thel ministers of the district will serve as faculty members and administrative officers. Twenty five youth from Decatur plan to attend the institute. They are: Judy Ijocke, Mary Jane Smith, Susan Custw» Emily Swearingen, Janalee Smith, Judy Dedolph, Linda Pollock. Sitsan and Sara Gerber. Judy and Janet Dane, Vera Walters. Ann and David Uhrlck, Anita and Bill Smith, Charles Judt, Bob Ochsenrider, Don Brewer, Gene Baxter, Bob Sprague, Pat Nelson. Ted Schrock, Jack Lawson, and Jim Rowley. i These persons will be entertained 1n the Decatur Heights cottage. Adult counselors will include' Rev. and Mrs. Sexton, Mrs. Alva - Ijiwson, Mrs. Ernest Uhrick, Mrs. Lloyd Ahr and Mrs. Lowell Smith. Democrat Want Ada Bring Results < — . Q jrb* nave sometaing to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings result*. ' —

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