Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1932 — Page 6

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♦ ♦ At the Training ( amps By United Press Clearwater. Fla., Mar. IX (U.K) The Newark Berns piny tie I Brooklyn Dodgers here today The j flodgeru lost to the Athletics, 7 to j 9, yesterday, al 'er Ed Coleman hatted out two home runs for Hit Athletics mid a Irani malt i.eoreil ■ mint her run. •“ SI. -Petersburg, Fla.. Mar. IS. Iho New York Yankees travel tn Niirasota today to me< i. hidianapJis in mi exhibition game Tomorrow they oppose Cincinnati aj Tampa Yesterday the Yank, won' mi easy li to 2 decision over the; Boston Braves. Babe Huth hi ,5011, getting two single in four trips to the plate. Oakland. Calif.. Mar. IS. — The [tetroit Tigers won their tjiird I straight game from Oakland yes-; tJrday, 4 to o. Pitcher Sewell hit » homer In the seventh. San Francisco, Mar. IX. The] Pittsburgh Pirates outslugged the j Mission Reds yesterday to take] their third game of the series, 101 to 9. Paul Zahniser. Mission pitch-, er, hit a home run with the bases loaded. Austin. Tex.. Mar. 18. The Chi cago White Sox won. 5 to 2. over r he University of Texas team yes-, (trday. The Sox were out-slugged, I 11 hits to 7. and earned no runs. Tainpfl, Fla.. Mar. 18. —Babe Her-; malt, new Cincinnati outfielder, will arrive hero Monday afternoon to

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discuss Iris 19.12' playlng contract he wlreil last nlglil Io Manager Dun liiiwli-t from hi i home in Glendale Calif. West Palm Beach. March IX. Manager Bill Klllet'er of the St, I.ouis Browns expects one of bl" three major holdouts, vu'diet* Rick i'errell. Io i nine to terms this Week. Savannah, lilt., Mar. IX. The Boston lied Sox went through a i hurt workout yesterday, after rain cancelled a game between Irish men and Dutchmen on the team, in Jionnr of St. Patricks day, Biloxi. Miss., Mar. lx Bob Friedrich. Lynn Griffith and Frank Rugland will t ike the mound for the Washington Senators in their game today against Louisville Manager Walter Johnson said last night that Friedrich, a former Holycross pitcher, was one of the most promising young hurlers he has ever picked up. - — o Mack Loses Appeal Indianapolis, March Is —(U.R) Ulysses Mack, Gary negro, lost ais supreme court appeal today, and must die in the electric chair July 1 for the murder of Josi hine Odorczzi in 1929. Mac.:, who has had several stays of execution, was convicted on a chatge of robbing assaulting and slayir • the girl. The conviction of the Porter circuit court was upheld in the opinion. written by Judge Clarence It Martin.

FASTER STILL WITHOUT FOOD l College Professor Refuses Temporary .lob; To Div For Cause Washington. Mar IX. (U.R) Re faxing a temporary job. Dr Fred-1 i i h k F. Wolter, 57. holder of three university degrees, today entered the 19th day of his starvation pru-, test against unemployment. Wolter, n trained librarian and] master of eight languages. says lie is determined to starve himself 10l death unless ho is offered a perm-1 unent “suitable" position. The temporary job offered Wolter was cataloging some hooks in a college library here at sls a I week Wolter declared the salary I was too low, and besides "It would 1 i.ot accomplish anything." He denied, however, that his self , imposed starvation should be con-• sidered as suicide. He said: ' My action must not be regarded as in at etpjit at suicide but as hhe logical course of action requiri. by circumstance. I am ready Ito bleak my last as soon as a suittable isisition is assured me or 'means of a decent, though frugal. l (living are placed at my disposal. "If I am destined to a life of starvation. 1 prefer to stnrve rap- ] idly. "To take up this course of action] I not only consider it my personal I right, but my prescribed duty as I an American citizen, in order Jo arouse the public conscience by, directing attention to social abuses' .-nd thus giving an impetus to re-| forms." Author! ies agreed that Wolter I I had a legal right to starve himself to death if he wayted to do so. W. W. Bride. District of Columbia counsel, looked up the law and found no statutes or precedents I which would permit the police or | agencies to Interfere. I WoLer today weighed 126 pounds.! I having lost alioiit one pound daily' j. he began fasting. He has] had to give up walking outdoors] | and now finds it difficult to climb | the stairs to his little third-floor; I room at the Salvation Army hotel. I i He has enough money to pay his ‘ ; room rent there until March 28. I According to Dr. L. R. Thompson: of the public health serv.ee. starvaI tion us'.i Uy brings deatli when the] body weight has dropped 40 peri cent below normal In Wolter's case litis would be w hen he has lost 58 'pounds. Dr. Thompson said the most celebrated starva ion ease in nied i< a! history was that of a man nam-, ed Merlatti who recovered after I, stine for 50 days Catholic Net Scores S Francis De Sales, Newark. O. 27. St. Mary. Niagara Fall . N Ua ' ledral. Indianapolis. Ind.. 52; I i St. Marys, Bird Island. Minn.. 15. Spalding Institute, Peoria. Ilk. ' I 26: C.iUk-in-. Buffalo, N. Y.. 21. Jasper Academy. Jasper, Ind.. 36. : Ytigistinia. Carthage, N. V.. 22. Ft. Patrick. Chicag > 40; Loyola. ■ Mankato. Minn., 14. Trinity. Bloomington, 111.. 31; St. I Patrie N. Y-, 6. i Bisho. England. Charleston, S. C., 25; St. Benedit. Shawnee, Okla.. IS. I De izi Salle. Joliet, ill., 52. St. • Fiancis. Athol Sprite, a. N Y„ 21, Campion, Prairie Du Chien. Wis.. ! 11; Cathedral, Sioux Falls, S. D,. 15. ■ I I Wants Extra Session Indianapolis. March 18— l UP) — In attempt to enlist the support if all Democrats for the tax relief pre.osals drawn up by the citizens c .himittec was son ht today lin letters -ent out by Walter S. [Chan. jers- minority leader of the ' State Senate.' ‘We cannot as ord to oppose the program and t.iereby prevent a special session that could easily lift $29.000,0-0 of the real and tang.ale • roperty taxes," Chambers said. “We cannot afford, either as egislatorj or as citizens, to be ■iiarged with keeping this $20,000.90.) tax burden on property owners next year." Chambers predicted, however, that if a special legislative session its called, relief measures other than i thep resident . ropo-als will be conI sidered. Taiks On Utilities Greencastle, Ind.. March 18 — I (UP) —Covfrnmeirt ownership o l utilities means an increase in taxes C. V. Sorenson, of the public ser- ' vice company of Indiana, told Deipr.uw University economic students in an open forum meeting last I night. Toe property is take over by (the government, it meitns property lis withdrawn from the potential i assessment and more taxes must ’ be levied on the remainder; Soren- ! san raid. "It may be ihat the government should operate all busline. m a non profit basil," Sorenl son said, “Yet thus far there has j been lifb outstanding bitsines sne i oer.g on the part of the goveru i ment. • I

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I “If the millions of dollars of util,uy roperiy now tagod In Indiana | were wßiiidrawn from the lax n>ll < I by municipal operation, taxpayers would hale their choice of payirtg higher tuns on the property left | »r ipnylng utility rates that would i make Up III"' diffemtu e." o Outsider Wins Race Ainireo, Liverpool. Eng.. Mar. is (U.R) Forhrti, an outsider won tlie grand national steeplecbaxe to 'day in a lieart breaking race In i which fluorites wi nt down one by 'one in the gruelling course. Egrcmonl was second and Shaun |Golliii, a previous wiuner, wa> 1 third. ' - — —o —'■ ' - - C ICERO UPSETS VINCENNES IN FIRST CONTEST iCOHTINUiUD FROM HAG 3 ONE) seats will lie plentiful for all the tourney sessions. » luiyola Gym, Chicago. .Mur. 18. (U.R)—Central Cathol-c high school of Fort Wayne. Ind., joined the ranks of Indiana teams surviving first round play in the national Catholie intemcholastic basketball tournament, defeating St. Joseph high school of Huntington. W. Va.. 41 to 18, in the first game today. Four Hoosier teams, all of those entered from Indiana, were successful in reaching the second round o , Mary's Weakness Flivvers come and flivvers go. Models big and little But Mary still wants half the road And wants that down the middle.

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KENTUCKY IS REDISTRICTED *' Legislature Adjourn Viter Beating Sales Tax * Os One Per Cent. Frankfort. Ky. March IX (U.R) * The biennial sei ion of the Kentacky legishitlire. cnd<>d I'Hiay. hail enue'rd a emigre siumil i>>distri<'t ling bill :«I<l killed the bitierly c»a l«-st> d one pur cdtrt siller tax bll. [ •f I h>« stale W ould be divided fillo 'nine district < under Lie reappor [ tionmenl bill. 1 lirce of I le dlsirh :« would l.e R> üblican and the o.iierD> :n :c:ati>- In normal years. G >ve: - nor Ruby Lafoon iv.it expected to approve the measure. 1 The sta r repre a'! al naw is t > ompos. d of nine ii, and , two Ro.iuhlicans, Hope of passing the sales tax bill ora substitute meirsuie -aa • w>.en the Senate adjourned suddenly late I Thursday afternoon. The tax mea , sure had been passed hy the lower , jou-e at the request of the gjverI nor. who tertm .1 the sab . tax e- ] aential to balancing the - ate's bu.i- ! , TThe legislators r..,i;.e.l .he 2m!' ' amendment to tne oonstitutlon, the - so-called "lame Duck" bill, of Sen-] ator NoiTi.s. Nebraska. Robbers Make Haul Delavan, Wis.. March IX Il’l’i Four in 'ti robbed the Citizen- S.utiBank of $7,090 today, after holding I Walter Topping, the president, his . wife, and their daughter Polly. 6.

I prisoner' in ihetr home all übhi. Top. lug amt Boll) were alone rt'.ieu Jhe tiiin'llls ton > d their way | I into the Imine In i iilkliL i'" l ! Topplttr returned n few minutes la ' ter'and was also made urt” 1 I \\ RFA El ITS I SHOW DECLINE (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONFJ ’ l< i-ti d 9335.000.00i' last March Tim iUiuUK- tax n ieipt- .Mnr<‘V| 15 and 16 i din -d ilM* govern ] msiit lii-fi'iemy hy f32.nsl.sM. | ] The deficit for til*' 'is. ul year now is $1.84 1.478.91,2. RIC ll( LI BMAN IS I <H ND DEAD (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ed his secretary. Helen Finite, roomed with Marjorie Mans'l. 1 alb red swei tlienrt of Pete Lie >■<( ' voli, ‘a gangster then an used of, ' the tnurdi r. Relt used when he proved tinahie assist police tn solving the murder, the young millionaire re- ' tired front politics and devoted his time to society. He was a mi m m r of the Friars’ Club of Now York City, the Detroit and Grosse i Pointe Yacht clubs and the Miehii ran Bar association. ;ioi se <;roi p VETOES PLAN OF HOPPER TAX .(■o'.T'NUED rOUt I' 'GE ONE) j Crisp said the committee was being bothered with tn my fantastic ■protests. He sail the amendment ot the fruit juice schedule has been, sought so as to exempt juices not

Lsod for wines but used sofely In I «oda fountains. Protest also WHS reeelvi'd re I carding reduction for cracked eggs I All those matters have lieen referr- , a to a m-eial nib-committee i<>t i t,e composed of Crisp, democratic floor lesiiei Rainey and Represent liitive H.iwlev, r-piildlisn. (lie,-on. o--— — ■ - I oi R ( MILDREN DIE IN BLAZE i CONTiNUKb FROM '’AGE tiNEt I ... , , . — - - i. and told them tn follow ' 'aor. She gro.ed Iler way to the fir: t floor, then discovered the child , were not tlielilnd her. She screatmsl and tried to return. InW nr:, hnoru prevented that. The bod I :> s of the l >ur children were found , in the ruins. So Football Took a Cut l Out at the Univerity of Wash-l xington the heag football coach was l j rereiving 20 |>er cent more salary . than the president of Hie school. ' Til can ed so much talk fiat the; ; coach's -alary ha-s been cut 20 j percent, leaving it on par with that | of liie president. N.iw everybody j j. -akefled. —_— o- — Motormen Face Charge Indianapolis, March 18 (UP) ! Two street car motormen taced , ire, - today o stalling Chris N’i< !r>ln . 38. to death, after they ' were r fuse'l beer at a case. Vaalle ,S' 'ff. SX. w;;. wounded icriously in 'the fight. Mike Gitehoff, alleged piartmim'. . t t’_w «. r e. was arr. ted on clii' es of operating a blind "tiger. Witnesses told detective* that I the two motormen entered the etc ' twblishment aboiH midnight and 1

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