Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1960 — Page 8

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Student Testifies In Murder Trial LOR ANGELES lUFh-Dmwid WlUlam* wl.hr* hr never had taken that c»4irge courar Ml phi hnncV brcau** today it had turn right In the middle of the Finch Trrguff murder trial. Wiliam* SI. a childhood friend of red haired Carole Ttegriff who I* arc inert with her tov-

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itr, Dr. Bernard Finch of staying ’the surgeon I brunette wife. Her {bare. ’ ■ | Williams also was a frightened voung man on the wllneaa »tand Monday and he probably wIU be I even more shaken atlei erm*I csaminalHm un hla story he helped Mis* Treguft find a man capable of murder tor hlrr ..Htadied Fhllawphy The atate charge. Finch, with I Carole al Ma »Me. did the fob hlmaclf *ith a gun after ’be man Mi L-aa ¥’<•» *•* P-M •* ** /hl the killing but aquandcred the

money and forgot hla end of the Mr» Finch was shot to death I out aide her Um Ange lea home July UL ” ' There was almost a brother* sister relationship between him «elf and Carole. Williams trailI fled. She was three years older i and lived with his family from | the first time of bls memory un I til she went un her own right i years ago. Williams is now a third year i-student nt the *>uthern branch of the University of Nevada in Las i Vegas One of the courses he took I .art wmestar was philosophy with I .mother young man named Richard Krachie. who boasted of bls '<-onnections with the "rackets in [Jis Vegas Actress <>" Hand With actress Gail Patrick and the Movieland wives of James i Mason and composer David Rose I hanging on hi* words. William* I fold the jury that Carole last May came back to live With him. his | father and his grandmother In I La* Vega* for a few week* Williams said Carole discussed I Finch on many occawors She asked bim. Williams said, if he knew anything about crim inals reputed to frequent Las I Vegas Williams said he told her | about Keachie and that they I talked to him about it. Keachie led them. William* said, to John Cody, now in custody in Los Angeles on transfer from a Minnesota prison where he Is serving time on a bad check conviction. Keachie is free on $2,500 bail on Mann Act charges of bringing prostitutes to Las ! Vegas.

; St. Louis Schools Closed By Strike ST. LOUIS (UPD—Strike-bound St. Louis public schools remained closed for the second day today, but striking janitors and matrons ■were to vote on a wage increase -proposal. ~ t , Local 118 of the Public School i Employes Union met with 11 of ; the school board’s 12 members Monday and the board made a proposal of a 5 per cent wage increase after July 1. The 553 strikers, consisting of janitors and matrons, were to meet this morning to vote on the proposal. The proposal also offers a second..per cent wage increase in the 1960-61 school year if the union can show its pay iF considerably ( under the average salary for such : work. .. »» The union went on strike Mon-. day for a 5 per cent increase and added the second 5 per cent demand later in the day. The school board said in its proposal that lack of funs prevented any pay raise until after July 1. The increase would total about SIIO,OOO a year or about S2OO for each worker. A few grade schools which had automatic furnaces remained open Monday as did nine of the 11 high schools. But all public schools were closed today, giving 102,000 students an unexpected holiday. If you have somethin., to seP orooms for rent, try a Demoura Want Ad — ibey bring result*.

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Local Lads Enlist For Army Service M/Bgt Jam** C. Anttorson. Meat Army recruiter. report. b* bat *sHrterf two focal youth* toe • perkrt of three year* Richard L. Ehrtam. 18. son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ehrsam route 4, Decatur. and Wendel H Kelly, mm of Mr and Mra Harald Kelly. Pleasant Milla, both were sent to Fort iMonard Wood. Mo tor basic training. According to M/Bgt Anderson, they enlisted through the Army graduate spseteUst program, and upnn completion of basic training) will be sent to Aberdeen proving | ground*. Maryland, where they, will attend th* Army automotive maintenance school M/Sgt. And-' rraon will be in the selective service office, in Decatur, each Wednesday at 11 am. Anyone desiring Information about Army enlistment advantages may contact him there Decatur Student On Valparaiso Band Tour VALPARAISO. Ind.-William R Jacobs, son of Mr and Mrs. Louis A. Jacobs of 118 N Tenth, will go on tour with the Valparaiso Uni-' versity concert band Jan. 13-31 when the group makes its annual, winter trip between semesters. Jacobs plays the cornet and trampel. The 70-member band will play six concerts in Wisconsin and one each in Minnesota. lowa, and Illinois. before returning home for the , traditional tour-end concert in Vai-; paraiso First stop for the group will be Janesville, Wi*., Jan. 23. and the last performance before returning home will take place in Arlington Heights, 111., Jan. 30.

It’s bigger, inside and out, .y finer too, and all 1960 new... Yet this FORD Fairlane 500 is priced H 42 less* than last year! •F •‘BUT m TRUtI FORD HAS BUILT ' THE vatueLEADER * OF THE TEARP . “I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE THAT PRICE STICKER.” The Ford Fairlane 500 4-Door Town Sedan — one o( the Finest Ford.- ul * Lifetime / .jp I f H A \ / I 'J J Bi WK\ \ i . 'Jt '\ • ■

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Pleads Not Guilty To Traffic Charge tn turtle* of th* pe*ce court Monday. Ma* T M*yrr>. ■- of rout* 4. Deeatur. eal*r*d a pl»* of not guilty to a *tato p»Uc* charge of diwibeying a rtop rtgn at iUI» road IM and county road M Meyers waa arre«t*d <*» lb* 14th at nwm The caa* la continued until Jan M William Schult*. Jr.. 83. of Fort Wavn* was arrested foe speeding on U 8 tt about two miles north of Decatur He was Mopped by the state police and will appear at I pm Jan M Raymond E. Vries of route 1. Berne, was arrested by state police for speeding on U S n about two miles north of B« rrw at 4 &S P m He will appear Jan 30 at 1 pm. Jock Heller Delayed On Trip To Havana Fng delayed the arrival by air of John O. Heller, vice president of th* Decatur Daily Democrat, from arriving Saturday at 3:30 p m. a* scheduled in Miami. Fla., until 8 30 p m., on hi* way to Cuba. Waiting for Heller at the airport were Mr and Mr*. Pete Helm, formerly of Decatur, and now of Miami. Fla.. Mr and Mrs. Joe McConnel. of Decatur, Mrs. John Heller, of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. John Shirk, and grandson David Staton, of West Paint Beach. Fla. The group could not wait the six hours, and will try to meet him on bis return next Monday. Heller writes that he and another editor on board have made tentative arrangements to interview Fidel Castro while they are in Cuba, if it is possible.

New Sensational Styling—From sloping front hood, through Thunderbird roofline to rakish rear deck, you get a feeling of one smooth, continuous line, making Ford the world’s most beautifully proportioned car. Heftier Than Ever— Here’s more "beef’ where it counts. Ford’s WideContoured Frame for 1960 is wider, heavier and 25% stronger. New Wide-Tread Design— Front tires are a full five feet apart. Nonsqueal, soft-tread tires ana five-foot-long rear springs add to Ford’s new "limousine* ride.

Urges Voters Return Suspension Notices Adams county voters who rwcwlvvd notiro* of »uapra*loa from Um- vuUag records h*v* only 14 days In which to return th* application blank for reinstatement. according to county cterk Dick lewton today urg • d all »u»ngnded voter* to complete th* appHcatlon blank and return the portal card to his office a* *oon as possible Othgrwte*. they will b* droppwl from th* voting records and can only ba reinstated by registering in parson. ASK r.wt InirM fren | able to keep the person until transportation can be obtained. The ernnmiasioner* discussed the pool bllity with Drew and be told them, suck a room could be arranged at the hospital The county council will be asked to appropriate funds for this expenditure. BOY SCOUT i Cantlao** from P*** **** an increase of membership, th* per cent of subscribers to Boys Lase, the junior leader training, whether they earned the Golden Book award, two-deep leadership, top leaders trained, per cent of scouts advanced tn rank, if 4® per cent are Ist Clasp scouts, national outdoor award winners, the per cent of round table attendence. 1959 circus participation, per cent of scouts at Big Island, and whether the group attended ‘the council camporee or explorer deep freeze. Present From Decatar I Attending from Decatur in addi-

New Truck-Size Brakes— Besides safety, the biggest brakes in Ford’s field provide longer lining life and greater resistance to fading. You Get 31% Greater Visibility —More Safety Glass than ever before! Combine Ford’s gracefully sloping hood with new, comfort-high seats and you can see over 140 sq. ft more of the road ahead. New Built-for-People Comfort— You get over four indies more shoulder room, inches more hip and leg room. The doorway "dogleg’’ is gone—so no

tion to thorn m*«UfM*d wbtb: troop 45. sponsored by th* Trinity B U B. church. Mr and Maa. »terman Sautbla*. Mr and Mrs. Curti* Hill. Mr, and Mrs Ed FrauMger. Mr and Mrs. St*vr Evrohart, Mr and Mr. John K-ltey. Mr and Mrs H*rb IkUacn. Mr* Notes Barger, and Nhrald Hitchcock. Troop 43. Mr and Mrs Nr Im* Doty. Mr. and Mrs John Etehesb*rger, Mr. aud Mrs. James Berry;

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more bumped knees when you get fa or get out of a 1960 Ford. New Savings— Now three Ford engines, Mileage Maker Six, Thunderbird 292 V-8, and Thunderbird 352 V-8 thrive on low-cost regular gas. Oil changes stretch out to 4,000 miles apart Double-life aluminized mufflers are standard. : Dollar for dollar, this is about the ■ biggest big-car value that ever came down the pike. Stop by our showrooms and you’ll agree you can’t buy finer at twice the price.