Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1954 — Page 2

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THB DDCATUR DAILT DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Sheppard Case Jury Reduced Today Te 10 Sudden illness Os Juror Threatening To Stall Selection CLEVELAND (INS) —The jury in the murder case of Dr. Sain Sheppard was reduced to ten today when a panelist was excused for illness and another was challenged by the defense. The sudden illness of juror number four, Thomas J. Solli, threatened to again stall the jury selection which had appeared to be nearing an end when the state announced it was “satisfied" with thpte seated. The departure of Solli, father of three children, left the panel with six women and four men and the defense with only two more peremptory challenges. The “pool” of 75 Veniremen was down to 11 and it appeared a new group might have to b summoned before 12 jurors are finally seated, together with an alternate. The defense used the fourth of its six challenges to oust Negro elevator operator ‘Dorothy bee, who was seated Tuesday night. The action came as the family of the accused brain surgeon was barred from talking to him in the courtroom. With the departure of the petite Negro, the jury held six women and five men. During a recess, the defendant's attorneys and the prosecutor “met in the judge's chamber tb discuss a motion to permit the osteopath to attend the funeral of his wife’s grandfather, H. P. Blake, Wednesday. The judge took the motion under advisement. Juror number four, Thomas J. Solli. announced that he was IJI shortly before the court recessed. The court ordered both side's to come to his chamber with the juror, who has been giving indications he was not feeling well the last two days. A heavy-set policeman was posted at the railing separating the court proper from the gallery to carry out Sweeney s order to keep the Sheppard familjr-out. The made no attempt to get past him and for the first time since (he trial started Dr, Sam was taken away without talking to’' his two brothers? and eisters-im lbw. The ustropyti’s - tryr her. * Hr. Stephen Sheppard, ahgrily described the ruling by sheriff Joseph Sweeney as “asinine.” Sheriff Sweeney said he ordered the family to keep behind the railing separating the visitors from the eoutt floor because “that's the rule around here.” Before the sheriff acted today, the family of the defendant had congregated around him during re-1 ce»-es and held conversations with | him. Any of the family may even- be hatred completely from the courtroom.. Prosecutor John Jl Mahrn sal i he intends’ to ak the court'lootdcr i ay who may be called wi..ie.-s ’ ■eS to remain out of court until they are summoned. I. is up to; the judge t® edcide this question, i Linn Grove Lions To Hear Judge Parrish Judge Myles F.’ Parrish has ae < ccpted an invitation to be the principal speaker at the November 15 meeting of the Linn Grove Lions club, it was announced today by Robert Augsburger. president of the Linn Grove organization. . Judge Parrish, who’is considered an authority on child delinquency, will speak on the juvenile court and its efforts to save rather than punish young offenders. —a® Gifts & Greetings for You —through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors and Civic and . ( Rocial Welfare X->e*d«rt ut'lU.fX'n of l The Birdi of a Bnhy Sikteentft Birthdays Hti<adrinen» Announce tnentt G!’*”'ke <»♦ resident - * V’TO'flH ol \rwr,<ttt<rr« n Phone 3-3196 or 3-3179

New York Welcome For Queen Mother Three-Week Visit In States, Canada NEW YORK (INS) — New York pol ahed up its brightest lights today and prepared to welcome its newly-arrived guest of honor —• Queen Mother Elisabeth — with pomp, propriety and a dash of pippip hooray. The fun-loving dowager Queen of England, who learned to eat hotdogs with child-like delight during her last visit to the U. S. in 1939, arrived in New York 12 hours late Tuesday after a gale-rocked voyage on her namesake ship, the Queen Elizabeth. But she had a full night’s rest at the suburban home of Sir Pierson Dixon, Britain’s 'permanent delegate to the United Nations, and is reported ready to “take on the town" today. She is scheduled to be feted first by the Canadian Club of New York at luncheon in the swank WaldorfAstoria hotel. There she will unveil Frank Slater’s portrait of her daughter. El eabeth IL In the afternoon, weather permitting, she may view local skyscrapers from the tower of the Empire State Building. And in the evening, accompanied by dignitaries and her retinue of ladies and gentlemen - in - waiting (she has four of each in tow), the royal grandmama w 11 see Broad way's frisky hit-musical “The Pajama Game.” This is the beginning of a threeweek visit—’o'nly for pleasure, no business”—which will take Elizabeth to Washington for a visit with President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and a quick trip to Canada, before she returns to her homeland. Suspended Term For Former Decatur Man Walter D Winteregg, 33, was given a 1-7 year suspended prison sentence in Allen circuit eeurt Tuesday when he pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. Judge William H. Schannen fined Winteregg $lO and costs. The defendant was charged with obtaining $3,150 from a finance concern on a fiaudulent sale enotiact. At the time of the transaction, Winteregg was In an automobilebusiness in this city. . Washington — The V. s. postal savings system has deposits of about $2,341 liiillion.

To The People of Adams County:- ■ X The Democratic Party Offers You A Comp’ete Ticket of Leading Adams County Citizens for the Various County Offices! We Challenge anyone to question the ability of any Democrat candidate for the office they seek in this county. The Democrat party always has been and is the PARTY OF THE PEOPLE! If you want good government here at home and in Indiana .... v VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRAT November 2, and B E SURE! Adams County Democratic ( cut nil Commit tee '-.I ’ . Dr. Harry Hehhle, Chairman 0. W, Pi Macklin, Trcas. POL. ADVT,

Plan Entertainment For Democrat Rally Mrs. Harry Hebble and . Mrs. Merle Affolder, members of the Jefferson club who are in charge of arrangements for entertainment for the Democratic rally Saturday night, have announced that the Linn Grove barbershop quartet and the Decatur Slkettes will be featured. The rally will begin at 8:11 p.tn. at the Knights of Pythias home. It is being sponsored by the Democratic central committee, the Jefferson cluh, Democratic Women and Young Democrats.

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, OCTOBER 27, 1954

Democrats of the county are Invited to attend the event to meet local candidates who will be on the program. The complete program will be announced later this week by Dr. Harry Hebble and Mrs. Theron Fenstermaker, county chairman and vice-chairman. Democrat Want Ada Bring Results ' ■ FILMS Developed by Edwards 24-HOUR SERVICE Kohrie Drug Store