Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 16 February 1956 — Page 8

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Louisiana Law On Segregation Ruled Invalid Three Judge Court Rules State's Law Is Unconstitutional NEW ORLEANS (INS) — Pro Segregation groups in Louisiana began mapping plans today to appeal a federal dlatrict court decision which declared the state's 1954 segregation laws unconstitutional. The rulings Wednesday by a special three judge court marked the first time in the deep south that state laws—aimed at dodging the tnlted States supreme court ban on school segregation—were invalidated. C. P. Besse, president of the Orleans Parish county School Board, Mtterly criticised the rultag. He declared; -Wa. Will appeal the decision. We will tight, With every, ie«aL and honorable means '• * r *Th* Orleans School Board, which adtnlnisters 1U schools tn the New Orleans, area, had been named in a suit the National Association for the Advancement of Colored people on behalf of some 90 Negro mjhoftl children. ■ ------ The Judges - J. Skelly Wright. Wayne O. Borah and Herbert Ohrlstenberry — declared that desegregatiou in the schools should M accomplished "with all deli be rQpjt.gpeed." The three judges — in effect — wrecked a series of taws passed by the Louisiana State Legislature t» 1964 which would allow the state to use its police powers to preserve segregation. Wednesday’s decision dealt only with public schools, but Catholic church has long considered ending segregation in the New Orleans parochial schools. Some church laymen have formed unofficial opposition against such a move and. at one meeting. Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummetl of New Orleans, a native of Germany, was called a* “Yankee." Trade in a Good Town — Decatur sssmunnesn«sunasiwmnuaßaußmnwßnunw — TODAY — Continuous from ft SO “SQUARE JUNGLE” Tony Curtis, Ernest Borgnlne ALSO — Shorts 16c -60 c BE SURE TO ATTENDI O—O FRI. & SAT. MONSTER SPIDER „«»nrsisH..^ n « - - growing Ngger every JKI ■ x J® 8 lljtyllJTll MARACORDAY IfO G. CARROLL PLUS—Kartocn Karn I vs I FOUR Hilarious Cartoons! O O •ml A Mon,—Rock Hudson, •All That Heaven Allows" - -a ■ ■ ■ -■

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Results Are Listed | In Crops Judging I Adams Central Wins, I Decatur Is Second Adams Central and Decatur I placed first and second in 4-H and ■ FFA crops judging contest at the ■ Adams Central school. Kenneth I VanEmon and Martin Watson I were in charge of the contest and ■ L E. Archbold assisted with the I supervision. I The Adams Central team, coach- I ed by Martin Watson, was com- ■ posed of Lowell Michaels, Phil ■ Moser, Phil Barger, and Richard I Hirschy. The Decatur team, coach- ■ ed by William Journey, was made K up of Rex Worst, Leroy Martin,' I Arlen Fuelling and Worden. 1 Other team placings were Geneva. | third, coached by Kenneth Van- ■ Emon; Jefferson, fourth, coached | by James Weikei; Berne-French, ■ fifth, poached by Eugene Sprunger, ■ I and Monmouth, sixth, coached by I Fred Meier. I High scoring individuals were as I follow’s: first a tie between Low- I sll Michaels of Adams Central and I Carl Baker of Jefferson with 725 11 points of a possible 800; third, Rex i| Went of Decatur with 720. fourth I Steve Bauman of Geneva and Phil I Moser of Adams Central with 706; I sixth Lee Sprunger of Berne with [ I 700, seventh J?hil Barger of Adams { I Central with 696, ninth Leroy Mar- j I tin of Decatur with 676 and a tie I for tenW between Arlen Fuelling i 1 of Decatur, Bob Hildebrand of I Monmouth, Oliver Lindsey of Jes-i I ferson. Leonard Balsiger of Berne. 1 1 and Joe Brown of Geneva with 670 i I points. I Eighty-seven individuals partici- I pated In the contest, with the Ad- I 1 ams Central and Decatur teams I winning the right to participate In I the district contest May 6 In Whit- I ley county. J Plan Entertainment At Elks Saturday Special entertainment is plan- I ; ned at the Elks club Saturday I , night, starting at 9 o’clock, with I - the feature of the entertainment I t billed as "turtle races.” All lodge | I ' members and their ladies are In-11 vited to enjoy the entertainment. • I r ; 1 ... .——— —- i Suffers Broken Arm In Fall Wednesday I Mrs- Minnie Holthouse, well 11 known Decatur lady, suffered all fractured left arm in a fall Wed- I nesday afternoon at her home on I »IreeV I Mrs Holthouse was removed to I Adams county memorial hospital I where the Injury was set and later I she d-aa taken to the home of her I son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and I Mrs. C- E- Holthouse. Two Autos Damaged In Wreck Wednesday Two cars were damaged In an ac- I cident shortly after noon Wednes- I day on a county road two and a I fourth miles east of Ceylon in I Wabash toWmshlp. The cars were I operated by James E Mosser, 20, I of Geneva route two, and Edna Mae I Rich, 49, of Berne route one- | Both cars were traveling In the I same direction. Mosser, following I the Rich car, came over the crest I of a hill and hit the rear of the I Rich vehicle. The Mosser car was I a total loss and the damage to the I other car was estimated at 1300. Marilyn Kirchenbauer I To Be Capped Sunday I Miss Marilyn Rose Klrchenbau- I er, of Decatur, is one of 16 senior I dental hygiene students, at the I Indiana University school of den- I tisfry, to be honored during a cap- I ping ceremony, Sunday afternoon. I Miss Kirchenbauer is* the daugh- I ter of Dr. and Mrs. H. V. DeVor. | The ceremony, open to relatives I and friends, will be held in the I student union building at the in- | dlsna University medical center in I Indianapolis, at 2 o’clock. A re- I ceution honoring the .16 members of the class will follow the program. Chili Supper, Sponsored by Bethany Builders Class of Bethany E. U. B. Church, Church Basement, Saturday, 5 p. m. to 7 p. m. It ff you nave som-tnmg co sell o rooms tor rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results

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