Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1962 — Page 4

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/ DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT INC. BateNd at the Decatur, Ind., Port Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, JrPresident John G Welter Vice President 4 Chas. Hottbouse ... Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Bates By Mail, in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 110.00; Six months, $5.50; 3 months, $3.00. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One .year, $11.25; 0 months, $6.00; 3 months, $3.25. By Carrier, 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents. The Big Lie Do you believe that the Democratic party is “soft” on Communism, and that the Republican party has “forced** the president into a hard line against the Red menace? If so, history indicates that you believe a big, fat lie! Since World War II the United States has vacillated between a hard and soft policy. There is enough material available to indicate which administrations were “hard”, and which “soft.” Let’s just review history. 1948— The Soviets threatened to move into” Iran, to get their warm-water port. President Truman promptly said the U-S. would move in, too .... . and the Soviets quit. 1947— Communist guerrilla warfare in Greece was countered by the Truman Doctrine, U.S. arms and aid, and military advisors, and the Reds were defeated; in Turkey, that same year, the USSR threatened action, and the U.S. promised help to Turkey, promptly ending Russian threats. 1948— When the Russians blockaded supplies to the city of Berlin, the U.S. set up an airlift, and supplied the city, and broke the backs of the Russians on this question. 1950— When Communist North Korea invaded South Korea, the United States, under President Truman and the Congress, and thousands of brave Americans who were fighting Communism, stopped the invaders, and returned to the original boundaries. All of this was under the only other postwar Democratic president, Harry S. Truman. Now, what happened under the Eisenhower administration? i 1953— Serious riots broke out in East Berlin on June 27. The United States sat idly by, the revolt collapsed. , 1956— In Poznan, Poland, a similar event, with similar results. 1956— That same year, the U.S. failed to recognize the free government of Hungary, which revolted against the Red slavemasters and for a few days had some independence, before Soviet tanks crushed the government. 1959— As the Cuba situation worsened and revolt spread, the U.S. did nothing to strengthen Democracy, or to help those interested in a free, Cuba — the U. S. sat by while the Communists perverted the revolution to their own aims. President Kennedy, with the help of a Democratic Congress, has stopped the “soft” approach, but not because of an irresponsible minority of rab-ble-rousers who want war at any time. After the the attacks on the Korean war, after the sorrow and heartbreaks that always accompany war, you would think that these leaders originally were against that war. They voted supplies for it unanimously — and this was after they had voted against military aid for South Korea which might have made the war impossible. Editorial Writer Today Dick D. Heller, Jr. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6th ELECTION DAY THIS BANK WILL NOT BE OPEN TO e TRANSACT BUSINESS. — Be Sure You Vote! STATE BANK Establfoliod 1883 MEMBER MEMBER F. D. LC. < federal Rmmtvb

20 Years Ago Today Nov. 3, 1942 — John B. Stjilts, Democrat, Decatur grocer, was elected mayor of Decatur in Tuesday's election. H. Vernon Aurand, Republican, was reelected clerk treasurer, but all five Democratic council candidates were elected: Adrian Burke, Dorphus Drum, Harry H. Hebble, Joseph Brennan, and Alfred Beavers. Republicans won two Adams county offices, Roy L. Price for treasurer* and John Christener, commissioner, second district. Democrats won all other offices : Von A. Eichhorn, state senator; Robert H. Heller, state representative; John L. De Voss, prosecutor; Leo Gillig, sheriff; Clyde Troutner, cleric; Victor Eicher, auditor; Ernest J. Worthman, assessor; William Ehrsam, surveyor; Robert Zwick, corner; Eli Dubach, commissioner. Thirty-eight Adams county men of the 44 sent to Toledo, 0., for physical examinatinons under selective service, were accepted for the armed services. Mr. and Mrs. Clark W. Smith and daughter have moved from Allison Park, Pa., to Decatur, where Smith has accepted a position at the General Electric plant. The Geneva Cardinals opened the 1942-43 basketball season with a 50-28 victory over the Jefferson Warriors. I Modern Etiquette I By Roberta Lee I Q. Is it really improper for a bride to take an active part in her wedding rehearsal? A. This is not a matter of propriety, but rather of custom or superstition. It is customary for some good friend of the bride to take the bride’s role in the rehearsal proceedings while the bride

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sits on the sidelines and observes or directs. Q. Would it be proper, upon leaving a hospital in which one has been a patient for some time, to . tip a nurse who has been unusuali ly kind? A. Better not. A nurse belongs < to the professional class and might : resent this. A nice gift, however, ' is in good taste. Q. Is it all right for a woman to introduce her husband's mother to , her good friends as, “This is my mother-in-law”? ; A. It would be better to say, • “This is Tom’s mother.” David A. Macklin, Attorney ESTATE NO. 5695 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS ]N- • TERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF . MARIE BOCH. In the Circuit Court of Adams ! County. September Term, 1962 In the matter of the Estate of Marie Boeh. deceased. Notice is hereby given that Robert T. Boeh as Administrator of ' the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 16th of November, 1962, at which time aR. persons interested in said estate arv required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Robert T .Boeh Personal Representative Myles F. Parrish Judge Oct. 27, Nov. 3. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. 5783 In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, Notice is hereby given that David A. Macklin was on the 25th day of October, I 1962, appointed; Executor of the will of Adda M. Hahnert, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said . court within six months from the date of the firstp üblication of this notice or said claims will be for- . ever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 25th day of October, 1962. Hichnrd I). Lewton Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court 1 for Adams County, Indiana. David A. Macklin, Attorney and Counsel for personal representative. Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10.

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Emmet Hashfield Faces Death Penalty BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPD— Monroe Circuit Judge Nat U. Hill will formally sentence Emmett O. Hashfield, 55, to death Monday for the Aug. 16, 1960, slaying of Avril (Honey) Terry, 11, daughter of a Boonville physician. A jury which deliberated a total of 65 minutes Friday night found Hashfield guilty of first - degree murder and recommended the death penalty for the ex-convict. Defense attorney Ferdinand Samper of Indianapolis immediately indicated he would appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court. Hashfield, who has spent most of his adult life either in prison or on parole for various sex offenses,- sat grimly as Hill read the verdict handed to him by jury foreman Harold Hancock. He sat upright but his face twitched as he heard the verdict. The jury received the case at 5:24 p.m. EST and announced its verdict at 9:35 p.m. but almost two hours of the time was taken up by the supper recess and the jurors waited another hour for court officials to assemble after they announced they had reached a verdict. The state had demanded the death penalty for Hashfield, and 1 ffl/l £sl PRESCRIPTIONS! . . . are our main business. Trained pharmacists will fill your doctor’s prescription promptly! Bring your prescription here! KOHNE DRU 6 STORE

ROGER SINGLETON FOR SHERIFF ®- < X*"! z MY QUALIFICATIONS If I * EXPERIENCED ~<ijm #wj 1. Former Deputy Sheriff. \ ■ '-7 <; * 2' Special Police Officer. ’3 :;.. "’Rife' yMa - , ■ 3. Actual as your sheriff <<, ■'" / the five months. ’EL* # fe “tl { W |M ft 1 r r* " Sil HL wJH FBI Seminars. , (j J RHF J 2. Graduate of Monmouth High School. V ■KJ' r "’ 1 Is iraN tij| . 3- Law study through LaSalle Extension ’< I » ’ W /Z University, two years. /S .jir ’■■■ V & 4. Served one year in Korea with Battery C, i b?’saP F 157th Field Artillery Battalion, 7th Division. “ fc»- ; ■•» *-*jH>.- ’ wßfWll It J«LaHfIH Kk* Dear Friend: .. , ►, ~ When I announced my candidacy for sheriff of Adams County, I fully expected to make a house to house canvps of the county and give you my message in person. My temporary appointment as sheriff has presented me with a difficult choice of whether to actively continue my campaign or to wholeheartedly accept the responsibilities of this office. I believe that you are entitled to a full time sheriff, and I have chosen to work at my job. In the few hours that ——l have off from sheriff's duty, I will try to see as many of you as possible. However, realizing that I will be unable to contact each and everyone in such short periods, I will have to let my record during the last five months speak for itself—together with the promise that, if elected, I will continue to make good honest stewardship of your interests my only goal. . . My wife, Betty, and I are the parents of three daughters. We are members of the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church where I have served as Assistant Superintendent of the Sunday School and chairman of the Commission of Finance for the past three years. Betty, who is also active in church and school work, is a Sunday School teacher, past secretary of the Northwest PTA, and a Red Cross First Aid Instructors .L.._ Next Tuesday you will elect your sheriff for the next four years. I know you will want this person to be of high character, impartial, unbiased in his decisions, and able to administer the office in an efficient and economical ' manner. _ ' ~ • *" " _ It is my humble hope jfhat my service to you during the last five months of~my —temporaryappointment as sheriff has demonstrated my qualifications. If you should elect me, I promise I will continue my best efforts to do a~ ~ ~ good job for you. «* • ' -4 • V<W*t3m3 *" , Sincerely yours, ROGER L. SINGLETON Democrat Candidate for Sheriff of Adams County ' Pol. Advt.

Warrick County Prosecutor Fred Mock told the jury in his final arguments, “When you go to the jury room, go with the father of Avril Terry and with her family. Go to the firat grave in the Ohio River and go to the second grave in Boonville and write indelibly on the little tombstone that her killer suffered death.** The defense had maintained that Hashfield was innocent by reason of insanity and devoted much of its time during the six-week trial to challenging the legality of the state’s evidence. Miss Ann LaFontaine School Proofreader Ann LaFontaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LaFontaine, Decatur, route 6, is a proofreader for “The Jongleur," college newspaper at Saint Francis College, Fort Wayne, according to Sr. M. Friedeberth, advisor to the college publication. Miss LaFontaine is in her sophomore year at the college and is studying under the elementary education program. COURT NEWS Real Estate Transfers Hubert F. Gilpin etux to Max E. Gilpin, Decatur; a pt. NW-SE Section 4 Township 27 Range 14, 8.2 acres. Thomas Martin etal to Menno Mertz 2-3 Int. Pt. S-2 NW-4 Section 24 Township 25 Range 13, 60 acres. Katherine Clay Gdn. to Menno Mertz 1-3 Int. Pt. S-2 NW-4 Section 24 Township 25 Range 13, 60 acres. Frieda M. Lewton etvir to Marie Deßolt, Pt E-2 SW-4 Sec. 17 Pt. NW-4 Sec. 20 Township 28 Range 14, 90 acres. Marie Deßolt to Richard D. Lewton etux, Pt. E-2 SW-4 Sec. 17. NW-4 Sec. 20 Township 28 Range 14, 90 acres. Betty Rich etal to. Albert Nussbaum, 2-3 Int. Pt. W-2 NW-4 Section 18 Township 26 Range 14, 46 acres. James A. Bixler etux to Frederick F. Sprunger etal, N. Pt. Inlot 19 Berne. Ruth Strickler etal to Revia Stauffer Byerly, NW-4 NW-4 Section 6 Township 27 Range 15, 40 acres. Glen E. Clark Ex. to Russell Edgell etux, Inlots 27-28 Pleasant Mills. Preble Telephone Co. Inc. to Citizens Telephone Co., Inlot 12 Preble. Jessie J. Singleton etux to Daniel S. Reinhard etux, Pt. E-2 NE-4 Section 33 Township 27 Range 13. Clara A. Rumschlag to Jerome L. Rumschlag etux, Pt. SE-4 SW-4 Section 11 Township 27 Range 14, Is acre. Joseph W. Schindler etal to I John Henry Poorman etux, Inlot 520 Berne. I

BASEMENTS FOUNDATIONS DRIVEWAYS SIDEWALKS BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED WITH DECATUR READY-MIX CONCRETE ARE ECONOMICAL TO BUILD AND - MAINTAIN. DECATUR READY-MIX CORP. E. OAK & FORNAX STS. DECATUR, IND. PHONE 3-2561 HUMOMER MIHM MERRIMAN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IHbl’ I FOR ASSESSOR I have made an earnest effort to see each of you. lam sorry if I have missed you and sincerely solicit your support and vote at the November 6, Election. Pol. Advt._ ■ 1 . . 1 " .

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