Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 63, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1955 — Page 2

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Sixth Atomic Test Is Again Postponed LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS) —The (atomic energy commission, for the second straight day, called off the slxtn atomic explosion of the current aeriea of Nevada testa an hour before it was to be fired, The ABC announcement said that weather conditions were unfavorable. ' '

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Indiana Library Week Marked Here Annual Observance Will Open Sunday The sixth annual observance of Indiana library week will be held throughout the state starting Sun-

day. March 10, and extending to March 16, it Wan adneunoed today by Mias Bertha Heller, Deoatur librarian. The week has been made official by a proclamation of Gov. George N. Craia. t a copy of tne proclamation will be exhibited at the local library as part of the observance, it was stated The purpose of the annual observance is to eall the various services of the library to the attention of the public.

TH* DMCATUB DAILY DBMOCRAT, D9CATUB, INDIANA

All people of Decatur and thia area are Invited to visit the library during the week. The Decatur library, in 50 yeais of operation. has grown from a room housing a few hundred books to a large' building, giving patrons free access to thousands of books, magasines and newspapers. Reading rooms with comfortable chairs and good lighting facilities also will be called to the attention

of visitors. During the week. Decatur's now famous Ugg Tree will be displayed to the public. Official opening of this annual display is set for March 21, first day of spring. Men and women of the community are invited to contribute a painted egg to the tree and already many schools have scheduled visits to the egg tree by their pupils. Regular hours will be observed all during state library week.

Attend Training School At Marion George Patrick, Monroe; Cecil Boilenbacher, Geneva; Reuben Zuercher, Berne, and L. E. Archbold, co-op fieldman, will attend an "in training” feed school at Marion Thursday and Friday. This school is part of the co-op's effort to keep its personnel abreast of all late developments in all phases of research.

Triple Murderer, Bandit Are Listed Murderer, Robber On List Os FBI (Editor's note: This is the second in a series of articles on the desperadoes who make up the FBl’s current list of *"Ten Most Wanted” fugitives. The men described today are triple murderer James Eddie Diggs and bandit Charles Falsone.) WASHINGTON (INS) —A man who is a sudden burst of murderous fury slew his entire family and a cool, cunning armed* robber rank In the No. 3 and No. 4 spots on the FBl’s “Ten Most Wanted” list. JAMES EDDIE DIGGS At 7 o’clock on the morning of May 86. 1949,’James Eddie Diggs shot and killed his wife, Ruth, and their two eons James Jr., 6, and Alfonso, 4, at their home in Norfolk, Va. There were no signs of a struggle and police have been unable to establish a clear motive However, shortly before the triple killing, Diggs began to drink to' excess and to seek the company of women. ■ The whereabouts of Diggs, a Negro who was employed as a mechanic at the Norfolk naval air station, were unknown for nearly a week after the slaying. , But on May 3<l. he was identified as the man who, when the auto in which he was riding was halted at Hamlet, N. C., drew a revolver and critically wounded officer Rex Howell. After this shooting. Diggs "took to the woods." He has been sought ever since. Diggs, who has used the alises “Dick Diggs" and "Smitty." is 4-1. six feet tall and weighs 1-60 pounds. He had an Mth-grade education and has worked as an aircraft mechanic, chauffeur, and porter, identifying characteristics include a mustehe and an open space between his upper front teeth. The right upper front tooth is gold. He wears glasses. _ CHARLES FALZONE Charles Little Mosco) Falcone has been sought since May 3, 1947, when st staged a 36,000 payroll robbery at a Tonawanda, N. Y. boatcompany. The bandit forced two employes of the company at gunpoint into a car and took his victims to Buffalo, N. Y„ where he threw them out of the auto. i- Falxone, now it, was first arrested in Buffalo at the age of 19, on a charge of burglary. His criminal record includes later arrests in Boston and in south Boston, where he escaped prosecution on a murder charge when a grand jury decided there was insufficient evidence for an indictment. The fugitive has led a nomadic life since the age of 13 and is an ardent gambler. He has been described as a neat and conservative dresser, with a preference for banker's gray suits and black shoes. He is five feet six inches tail and his weight varies front 140 to 165 pounds. H - Falione has dark brown hair, graying at the temples, and he may be wearing a mustache. He has brown eyes and a medium complexion. He has a three-quarter inch scar on his forehead, a scar -QB. W...back of. his .neck. la. the hair, and a scar on the point of his chin on the right side. (Next: A vicious gunman and a sadistic murderer ) Pre-Election Muzzle Is Strapped On Board INDIANAPOLIS 'INS) —The preelection muzzle will be strapped on the state board of accounts Monday and continue until after the municipal elections. May 3. The policy was invoked last year by Gov. George N. Craig. It requires audits of public officials records be kept secret 45 days preceding any election to prevent their use for political purposes.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1«, 1955

More Women Join i Form Labor Force WASHINGTON (INS) — The agriculture department says that about one-fifth of all the rural or farm people working for wages are women and that more and more of the so-called weaker sex are likely to Join the labor force. The department reports that the big increase in employment of rural women has taken place among middle • aged wives and young women. Some were needed to replace male workers who have left the farm to get better paying city Jobs. Former Call Girl Resumes Testimony Prominent Names Mentioned In Case NEW YORK (INS) — Former call girl Pat Ward resumes testimony today about play-for-pay dates allegedly arranged for her by oleo heir Mickey Jelke. The 25-year-old playboy Is charged with inducing Pat to lead a life of prostitution and of attempting to do the same with hatcheck girl Marguerite Cordova. Jelke was convicted two years ago but a retrial was ordered because Judge Francis L. Valente, also presiding at the present trial, barred press and public from the courtroom. When the slender, 21-year-old Pat testified Tuesday that she accepted S6O tor going to a man’s hotel room, she broke down and burst into tears. Court then was recessed until today. The most prominent names mentioned in court were those of actors Mickey Rooney and John Carradine. Defense attorney George Washington Hers said during his opening statement that Miss Ward had been “going out" with the two men in New York. Both actors indignantly Iruied they ever had improper associa'hm with the girl. In Hollywood. Rooney said he “met her once five years ago . , . but we never were alone." From Springfield. Pa.. Carradinp issued a statement saying he “never had an affair or a date” with Miss Ward. During her three hours on the witness stand, Miss Ward said she gave birth to a child in November. 1950. when she was 'just 17. At first she refused to name the father of thte child or say whether it was borwk>«t trf wedlock. Finally, she admitted the father was Lawrence Greenbaum. The pale-faced Pat, wearing a black dress and green scarf, further testified she met Jelke in September. 1950. through a friend named Bob Merritt. Merritt was sentenced to jail in April, 1953, after he pleaded guilty to prostituting his wife and three other girls. Miss Ward said she stayed at Jelke's apartment that night and had sexual relations with him for the first time a few days later. It was three weeks later, Pat stated, that the stocky oleo heir first talked to her Hbout prostitution but• shd’saTd "no*’" —— Several weeks later, she said, after Jelke continued efforts to get her to become a prostitute, she had her first date. She testified it was with a man named "Mr. Lewis.” She said she got SIOO from "Mr. Lewis" but did not have sexual relations with the man. Minneapolis — The University of Minnesta’s football stadium can accommodate about 66.000 persons and its indoor basketball arena can take care of about 19,000, the latter a midwest record. Railways in the U. S. operate about 3,000 mall cars.