Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 32, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1930 — Page 3

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1930.

CHURCH SEES > THIRD PARTY Believes Best Features of Each Party Should Be Urfed New York, Feb. 6—(U.R) A man who combines thn zeal of an idealist with the practical mind of a business man han outlined to the United Press his plans for taking the best features of both major; political parties and forging around them a new group to be known as j the Liberal party. In an interview before he left for his home In Pittsburgh. Samuel J Harden Church, president of the Carnegie Institute, elaborated hla! Ideas on why "religious dictation"! was menacing the government of the United States. Church sees the United States ■s “an humiliated nation" in which; 'he restorat on of political, religious and social freedom is vital if ‘he country Is to continue along he lines outlined for it by th?' framers of the constitution. “Remembers this idea of the for-, maticn of a Libera! party is only' 21 hours old,” Church said. “Nat-1 orally there are many details that emain to be worked out." Church made his suggestion for; the party at a dinner of the asso- 1 elation against the prohibition amendment Tuesday. At the dinner were such prom'nent men us William Cabtlf Bruce, former United States senator from Maryland; Struthers Burt, the author; Dr. Samuel A. Brown, Julian Codman of Boston, Frederick Coudert, Charles H. Sabin, and J. Medill Patterson. “It seems to me,” Church said, “that the two major parties are I virtually agreed on a number of mportant issues such as tariff, business and the promotion of world peace. It is my idea that the Liberal party should adopt I verything worthwhile that is al-j . eady in th? tenets of the present i party. Then our work will start. I We will work for the abolition n't i hypocrisy, fanaticism and cowarlice of which there is so much ' mong democrats and republicans. I In that sense it will be a clear, clean break away from the present •arty system. “Details, of course, remain to be! worked out. There is no doubt ; that when our work becomes more* organized we shall! place candidates in the field forj -ongress. We shall enter state ■lections as well as national ones/ or it is only by getting the right men in legislative bodies that pro-, tress is made.” Asked to name a man who would ypify the ideal Liberal candidate for president, Church declined. “It would be impossible now.” ho said. “Changing conditions might nake a man who is available now; ■unavailable at election time. How-; ever, I presume we will transact ‘ ’he necessary business of a polit- 1 ■ cal party along the lines now in use.” While Church is an opponent of prohibition, he does not inlend to make that the only issue in his fight. "The most dangerous of all the 1 trees which are today undermining the liberties of the American cople are the churches," he said. I mean these churches which lave established political groups to ■xercise their influence upon leg sat on at Washington and in all ! •ate capitals in the country." That situation, according to hurch, is “a national disgrace.” nd he hopes the Liberal party ■ ill derive its membership “from hpr.e myi ad millions of men and .omen in the two old parties who will no longer endure th ngs as hey are.” — 0 —— NOTES Mrs. Charles Pyle, Geneva was l.’itted to the Adams County Memorial hospital today and unerwent a tonsillectomy opeiatioa. Mrs. Frauyis Howell. 921 West

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j Monroe street, underwent a major' i operation at the Adams County i I Memorial hospital this morning. Mr. Charles Caron, 225 South Twelfth street, was admitted to th? local hospital this morning for ' medical treatment. _ Q — ASSASSINATION PLOT PROBED IN MEXICO TODAY (CONTINUEd'fROM PAGE ONE) The outlet missed the president's ' juglar vein by only half an inch. , Officials believed sympathizers of Jose Vasconcelos, the defeated ' anti-reelectlonlst candidate who | ran against Ortiz Rubio, were re--1 sponsible for the shooting, i Attorney General Aguilar Maya, j who took office yesterday, was in ■ charge of the examination. Flores is a man of about 23. weil- ' bred and well clothed. He arrived | in the capital on Monday, ami stop ped at an inexpensive hotel, registI ering from Leon, state of Guan- ' ajuato. Police reported a picture of th > j Virgin of Guadalupe had been ' found in the assassin's possession. I Thousands of Mexicans carry ' such, however, and it was not ac-

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<’epteil an proof that the mini wan a member of the "crlateros" or reIlgloiiH rebela. Former President Elias I’lutnrro Calles and all memlx TH of Hie cabinet called at the Ortiz Rubio home dining the evening. Hoover Sends'Wire W ishingloii, Feb. •> (U.R) -Presdent Hoover today sent a telegram to President Ortiz Rubio of Mexico. < X'pressing regret beejiuse •>f inpurles Incurp' 1 by him and Sonora Rubio ut the bunds of an nssns in yesterday, and congratulating them on their twn|H> from more serious harm. Mr Hoover’s telegram said: "Whl'e deeply distressed to earn of the cowardly attack made on you and your family. Mrs Hoover and I rejoice with the American people that you and Senoia De Ortiz Rubio have s iffeted no serious harm and that vou have been spared to carry on your con tructlve program. “Please accept our most cordial wishes for your complete recovery •tnd 1“ assured that the government of the United States earnestly trusts that Mexico under your v >se and able guidance, will enjoy an era of spiritual and ecoomic progress." o —

Local Student Meets Two Foreign Ministers Wot I was received here today that Miss Lee Anna Vance of this ci y, daughter of Mr. and Mis. O. L. \ iinco and a senior nt Goucher College, Halt mote Md.. hud the honor if mi-oilng personully the United State Ministers to Equador and Persia rcently tit a reception In Wa hington, D.-C. Miss Vance spetit

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the between semes'<>r vacation ut Washington. David E. Smith of Fort Wayne was visiting In t ils city today. Mis. John E. Ns-lson and son Leigh Edward spent the day. in Monroe visiting with Mr. und Mrs. Je se V. Essex. Frank Rayl of Monroe spent the day in this city. H. 11. High of Kirkland spent the dav In Decatur.

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