The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1949 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949.

DRAWS JUDGE'S IRE CHICAGO, Jure 2,— (UP)-A L r ii jufigp mi P ht 6or - d a kp y pi ag.’nt to jail today in a .uatibii- touched off on the open- (> day of the court figrht to get , r i The Terrible) Touhy out

' of prison. I . n, . , ■ ao produce those records, to | ordered ChLV ^B? B cWe!i P ‘ ,niSh y0U ^ C ° nt0mpt ° f 'leorpo MeSwnin to produre con ! CO,irt ’ ana 1 snaM d o so," Barnes fidential files in the notoriov^ Eaidgangster's case yesterday. | He told Robert Johnstone, McSwain refused. He said an i Touhy's lawyer who asked for t FBI rule forbade it. | the records, to look at the statute ; “1 conceive it my duty, lest you I 051 contempt.

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IN MEMORY GARRETT — In memory of our mother and gT andm °ther, Flora B. Garrett who passed away seven years ago today, June 2. The one for whom we cardfl With such abiding love. Has found the wondrous shining path Up to the home above The home where joy forever dwells Where loved ones but await For us to share their happiness Beyond the heavenly gate Sadly missed by— Mrs. Hazel Owen and family Mi. and Mrs. Morris Heavin and family. pd APPEAL STUDIED INDIANAPOIJS, June 2 (UP) The Indiana Supreme Court today studied Huntington Attorney Claude Cline's appeal for a lower eourt derision that upheld the validity of laws enacted in the 1949 legislature’s overtime session. Cline appealed Judge v John L. Nlblack’s ruling in Marion superior eourt. Niblaek ruled the bills passed by the legislature after it stopped the clock and extended it", session beyond the 61-day constitutional limit were valid. Cline filed the suit on grounds that the legislature allegedly violated the constitution. FACES PRISON TERM INDIANAPOLIS, June .1.— (UP) Charles Frantz, 23, who said his conscience wouldn't let him take advantage of a chance and change his mind, faced a possible five-year prison term today for failure to register fer the peacetime draft. During the Earlham College student’s jury trial in Federal Court yesterday, Judge Robert C. Baltzell interrupted to inquire if Frantz would register if the

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at the Good Samaritan hospital N. Y. I yesterday. The heavy car akiddhere, were Jack Davis, 29, Ft. State police said Pnvis ap- od across a grassy plot and overWayne, Ind., the driver, and p.arently lost enntrol of the ear | turned. All four oreupants we,® Mrs. Arthur Braver, Hempstead at an intersection on route ‘/’ thrown from the machine.

SHOWING OF RITA’S LATEST FILM PRECEDES RITES

Rita arrives for movie . . .

as Aly greets friends and relatives al private showing.

PRE-NUPTIAL ACTIVITIES at Cannes, France, for Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan included a prlvat* showing of her latest Hollywood film, "Loves of Carmen," at the Alexander III theater. Next day rsoie I heir srlittorinc wedding performed at Vnllamls town hall. (Intrmntion.il Rndiophotos)

1). Ora Moffett Mr. Moffett landed the big one that usually gets away. It Is a lake trout and was caught in ; Jeep water in the Canadian ! wilds, reached by plane. Tin I jpot lies 150 miles east and anther 150 miles north of Winnipeg. The fish was landed on . ’KB" spoon. Mr. Moffett reports.

changes were dismissed. “1 don’t think my conscience would let me do that,” Frantz said. Frantz, a resident of Rocky Ford, Colo., was found guilty by the jury after a short deliberation. He was released on $2,000 bond pending probation officers’ investigations. Sentencing of two other Earlham students found guilty Tuesday on the same charge also was « delayed pending investigations.

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GETS MONTANA PROPERTY BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 2. (UP)— Indiana University today anounced the acquisition of property in Montana where Hoosier students can do field work in geology. President Herman Wells said a geological field station would be opened on the site on the northern slope of the Tobacco Root Mountains, 55 miles southeast of Butte. He said 50 advanced stu- | dents, two faculty members and four student assistants would go there in July to establish the station. Prof. Charles F. Deiss, head of the university’^ geology department, said the Montana site “offers more varied geological material for student training than any other area of equal size in the country.” LEFT BIG ESTATE NEW YORK. June 2 (UP) - James V. Forrestal. former Secretary of Defense, left an estate of more than $560,000 his wiU filed for probate disclosed today. The will established a $5,000,000 trust fund for his widow. MOTHER SON HU.LED LEBANON, Pa., June 2 — (UP) A Chicago mother and her three-year-old son were killed and two other persons critically injured when their convertible went out of control and overturned near Grantvllle. The dead were identified Mrs. Florence Crossman and her son, Danny. The two injured, both patients

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Wanda Hendrix, diminutive star who recently scored a tremendous hit in “Miss Tatlock’s Millions,” has an important robin Paramount’s exciting drama, “My Own True Love," now at the Voncaatle Theatre. Phyllis Ga.vert and Melvyn Douglas co-atar.

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